Sentence examples for afraid of drawing from inspiring English sources

Now, after, I am afraid of drawing attention to myself and ashamed of my fear.

In the past, candidates for president have been wary of explicitly calling for tougher fuel conservation measures, afraid of drawing the ire of auto-worker unions and inviting criticism that such measures would raise the cost of automobiles and cost American jobs.

But if you're too afraid of drawing unwanted attention, don't worry — like any lipstick, we suspect it will lose its shape soon enough.

Afraid of drawing violence to their hometowns, city and state officials across the country are moving quickly to take down monuments to the Confederacy in their own backyards.

"There's a lot of people who have been here a long time and lost friendships over it," said Nicole Davis, 45, a third-generation Harney County resident who has stopped going to church because she's so afraid of getting drawn into a personal fight over the armed occupation.

Note: As you're building the outline, don't be afraid to draw from the well of your existing content.

Farr summarised this influence by commenting, "As a pioneer of the strip cartoon, Hergé was not afraid to draw on one modern medium to develop another".

Don't be afraid to draw attention to yourself.

People with autism may be very afraid of or very drawn to police dogs, Mr. Debbaudt said.

They are so afraid of making a bad drawing that they refuse to try anything new.

He was not a sweet, saintly, shy, stuttering Oxford mathematics don, afraid of grown women and drawn to under-age females in partial or total undress.