Sentence examples for afraid of excluding from inspiring English sources

But I'm afraid of excluding some people from our parks and celebrating the conduct of the Confederacy".

At the same time, Ofsted is clamping down on even low-level disruptive behaviour and the government has appointed a "behaviour tsar", Tom Bennett, who has encouraged schools not to be afraid of excluding children to restore calm to classes.

You might realize, for example, that the discomfort you feel when you buck a work "should"—such as replying to e-mail at 8 pm or during the weekend—signals that you're afraid of being excluded.

They are afraid of being excluded from doing certain procedures.

Driving outside your lane will only confuse the market, so don't be afraid to exclude sets of the market if they aren't a fit for your offering.

Each of these five people is afraid of four people (excluding overlaps)." Heller had read Celine's "Journey to the End of the Night" to help fuel the writing of "Catch-22".

On the other hand, children usually want to go back to normality, they don't want to "be different", and they are afraid of being isolated and excluded by their peers.

When people tell you they are hurting, are afraid or feel excluded, you don't get obsessed with your own sense of righteousness, you listen.

Along with a lot of others, what I made of the silence was that everybody, not excluding myself, was afraid of an outbreak of open anti-Semitism in America should that shipload of refugees be allowed to disembark.

If you are afraid of trans people, if you are excluding trans women from womanhood then you are being transphobic.

"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.