Sentence examples for afraid that by from inspiring English sources

He was afraid that by playing that kind of man he would lose people's interest.

I was afraid that by Monday, the stock market would see its biggest rebound in history.

I am afraid that by taking a stand against pages like this, I will mark myself as a target".

"I was afraid that by publishing it online, it might cheapen the work and make it harder for me to get published," he said.

Why the quotation marks around "drunk"? It's as if Spender were afraid that by labelling the Consul outright as a sot he would deprive him of all other dimension.

Without a healthy savings culture there is no long-term future for our economy and I'm afraid that by ignoring the plight of savers Sir Mervyn and his fellow members of the monetary policy committee have been highly damaging.

However, I'm afraid that's precisely the situation described by Borges's fragment: the tattered remains of the map are themselves the rendition of desert they litter.

"There are times when you want to give a powerful 'I'm in charge here' kind of impression, and women shouldn't be afraid to do that," by, say, using a deeper lip color that could look shiny, increasing luminosity, said Sarah Vickery, another author of the study and a Procter & Gamble scientist.

She tells me after the protest, as we sit down and share a muffin, that she is an atheist and confesses that she felt afraid in that circle, surrounded by Australian men.

"But I was afraid that if I didn't work, by the time I got to be 50 or 55, I would be mushy".

So, as a stop gap, I'm afraid that everyone affected by the shutdown is simply going to have to come to the World War II Memorial and temporarily repurpose it.