Sentence examples for afraid of either from inspiring English sources

And two, they're just politically afraid of either looking soft or looking incompetent, so they overcompensate".

We want people who have the same style of communication, which is direct and not afraid of either receiving or giving criticism.

Most of the political establishment, including members of the Likud, Kadima and Labor Parties, are furious and afraid of either possibility because they broadly consider Mr. Lieberman a demagogue.

But on balance I'd opt for a Marxist perspective, purely on the basis that it will wind him up the most: Liddle is a typical petit bourgeois, afraid of either being absorbed into the proletariat he champions, or destroyed by the capitalist bogeyman he excoriates but depends on for his wonga.

It wouldn't be merely the Chinese he would be afraid of either; it would be the Japanese and Koreans and Vietnamese too.

not being paralyzed by the fear of risk or failure because if you are afraid of either you will never do anything interesting thick enough skin to persevere through the inevitable rejection & criticism you'll receive the realization that whatever you create, it is separate from you so criticism and rejection shouldn't be taken personally.

But don't be afraid of her either, Scorpios need someone close to them.

"What I'm really afraid of is that either everyone will rally around the values of the Front National or there won't be any rallying around anything".

First, to state that Jesus is afraid of anything is either the words of someone who has never read the Bible or clearly doesn't understand it.

If you are afraid of heights then either train yourself out of the phobia or don't even attempt.

But white men weren't afraid of him, either".