Sentence examples for afraid thoughts from inspiring English sources

"You, Mr Gray, you yourself with your rose-red youth and your rose-white boyhood, you have had passions that have made you afraid, thoughts that have filled you with terror, day-dreams and sleeping dreams whose mere memory might stain your cheek with shame - " "Stop!" falters Dorian Gray, "stop! - you bewilder me".

It taught me not to be afraid of rigorous thought, for one thing".

She wrote, "We are very afraid of the thought that the Americans would leave under pressure".

"I am very afraid of the thought of being blind fully," Ms. Palanco said.

I'd never visited any of them, so I was afraid at the thought of loving a school based on what I read online, only to dislike it after I arrived on campus.

I am assuming that there are people raising their hands right now who are afraid of the thought of group exercise AND also those who are afraid of clowns... Before I decided to jump into the group exercise world at my local gym, the only previous "group" fitness occurrence I ever encountered was the first time I tried yoga.

The UK's governing Conservative party has spearheaded the English nationalistic calls, hoping that a country sufficiently appalled and afraid by the thought of a coalition between Labour and the SNP — a possibility if Labour fails to win enough seats to govern the country on its own — will back the devil it knows over the tartan-wearing devil it doesn't.

Your body will eventually get used to the thought and to the fear, and you won't be as afraid of having the thought or similar thoughts in the future.

"At first, I was afraid to express my thoughts and tell my opinion.

But he is not afraid to share his thoughts.

"It empowered me to have a voice," he said, "to not be afraid to discuss my thoughts and feelings".