Sentence examples for afraid like a from inspiring English sources

I was afraid, like a little boy.

"He is not afraid, like a whole lot of wide receivers are," Roethlisberger said.

As much of an assault as it should be, it tosses you backwards and forwards between the two images (as when you were young, and sensibly afraid) like a defenceless, bewildered child.

"We're just a little bit afraid, like an old man who is trying to make his way, but is lost," he said.

"Fifa, I'm afraid, behaves like a mafia family.

Naked and Afraid is like a ritual, each episode unfolding in practically the same way.

"Fifa, I'm afraid, behaves like a mafia family," he said.

Women inherently clutch their purses tighter, parents gather their children afraid that, like a giant eagle, I might just swoop in and lift one off to parts unknown.

Cox, clad in Harry Palmer's white mackintosh, was watchable, although Andrew Scott speaking with a Russian accent was, I'm afraid, like Andrew Scott speaking in a Russian accent.

It's a theme that runs throughout the film as we see a boy, who likes dancing, turn into a teenager, who is afraid of liking anything, to a man, who gives off the impression that he likes being a criminal.

"If we are afraid like last year it will be a massacre," Ajax Coach Frank De Boer said.