Sentence examples for afraid of upsetting from inspiring English sources
They are afraid of upsetting people I think.
We are afraid of upsetting people, and of awkward conversations".
Are the media afraid of upsetting this administration?
"They put their careers first; they're afraid of upsetting public opinion".
"She was a brilliant writer and she wasn't afraid of upsetting her readers.
"They're afraid of upsetting the bond market," said Ronald Bevacqua, senior economist at Commerz Securities in Tokyo.
Reprieve and Tsege's family accuse the British government of being afraid to upset Ethiopia, which is a key regional ally in the war on terror and a recipient of hundreds of millions of pounds of British aid every year.
"A lot of officials would be in awe of him and afraid to upset him," Redknapp told Radio 5 live's Sportsweek.
"I'm not frightened of upsetting the very politically correct class who are afraid to touch difficult issues.
Wealthy businessmen who once sought his favor are now wary of meeting him in public, afraid to upset Mr. Klaus or the Social Democratic government.
"You don't put benefactors on a governing board, because all of the sudden the 19-member board becomes a board of one because everybody is afraid to upset the woman who gave $70 million," the governor said.
