Sentence examples for afraid of critics from inspiring English sources

"But I couldn't prevent someone from getting their rights just because I'm afraid of critics.

Leslie Jones ain't afraid of no critics.

This "loyal opposition" seems almost afraid of power; witness, say critics, the curious collapse of its strong presidential campaign in 1994, and Mr Castillo's similar fate.No such fear troubles the neoPANistas typified by Mr Fox.

Even Donald Trump, who is known for being rude to his most mild of critics and never afraid of tough questions, laughed and lamented in exasperation that this controversial question, of all questions, that he was being asked just had to be the first question he received – and then couldn't nearly find the words to stand up in defense of our religious freedoms.

That kind of decline is what many critics were afraid of when the S.E.C. proposed the shift from mail to online.

That's Exactly What Trump Critics Are Afraid Of.

Sadly, game doesn't really get on to that many high-end restaurant menus, because it's not consistent enough for them: you can't get the quantity, it might contain shot, and people are too afraid of scaring anyone or offending a critic or guidebook.

So I think I was afraid of doing it wrong". Times film critic Kenneth Turan also recently included the "Decline" box as one of his home video picks.

The more we know about the causes of our own fear, the less ground our inner critic, M.A.R.V. (Majorly Afraid of Revealing Vulnerability) has to stand on.

Critics speculate he was afraid of being disappointed, or thought that an intimate knowledge of the painting would dull his imagination.

Despite his uncompromising persona, he was respected by his peers, who were afraid of him, and was popular with art critics and buyers.