Sentence examples for afraid of expressing from inspiring English sources

"The kids noticed that their parents were frightened and afraid of expressing their opinions," Zawahiri's former schoolmate Zaki told me.

A political figure rarely afraid of expressing reproach — someone whose administration stigmatized fat people, poor teenage mothers, members of the teachers' union — Mr. Bloomberg seems to imagine that any impulse short of adulation will shoo Wall Street away.

As for his ethical qualifications, anyone who has read Chuck's work knows him as a writer who likes to confront, with great humor and wisdom, all manner of thorny questions and complicated characters — and who isn't afraid of expressing his opinions about how things are and How They Should Be.

"Don't be afraid of expressing yourself".

They know their bodies better, aren't afraid of expressing themselves, and no longer care about what other people think".

"Many people in China are terrorized by the government and are afraid of expressing their anger.

Let me make it plain: I fully share his view when he writes that "We are afraid of Google", expressing very clearly his many-faceted reasons for doing so, and speaking out against the forced nature of doing business with the search engine of Larry Page, Sergei Brin and Eric Schmidt: "Our business relationship is that of the Goliath of Google to the David of Axel Springer".

People seemed afraid to express themselves, afraid of sounding stupid.

We grew up feeling afraid – afraid to express ourselves, afraid of everything.

"He has a strong point of view, and he's not afraid to express that point of view," the actor said.

In this presumed "land of the free," ironically, many are afraid to express opinions that are critical of Israel.