Sentence examples for afraid of acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Afraid of acknowledging our anger and unable to join those similarly suffering, we grow distant.

Fifth, there are cultural differences between the Middle East and western Europe, and we shouldn't be afraid of acknowledging this.

He said: "We live in a country where nobody should be afraid of acknowledging their sexuality for fear of intolerance.

When coworkers complain about a problem, ask, "How can I help?" And don't be afraid to acknowledge the work of others in front of higher-ups.

He is not afraid to acknowledge the intensity of the rivalry or the importance of beating the Yankees.

This fiercely proud, even vain, woman was not afraid to acknowledge certain kinds of vulnerability and even error.

What Mr. Decker means to come through, I think, is that Alfredo and Violetta are almost afraid to acknowledge the implications of their emotions, since she is clearly ill.

We can't be afraid to acknowledge racism for fear of being labeled racist.

Your resort to this type of language suggests that you are afraid to acknowledge that your adversaries are fighting for young people.

It was confirmation, Hill conceded, of ideas she has long considered but "been afraid to acknowledge".

The writer has always been afraid to acknowledge her father's death.