Sentence examples for afraid to control from inspiring English sources

They have a housing policy, and an economic policy generally, that is not afraid to control or manage.

When people are afraid, it's easier to control them.

Mommy depicts the relationship between Steve (Antoine-Olivier Pilon), a troubled teenager with a dangerously compulsive behaviour disorder, and his tough single mother Diane (Anne Dorval), who decides to try to home-school her son, despite being afraid of and unable to control him.

Having seen how too many deliveries had gone, she was mainly afraid of losing her ability to control what was done to her.

We didn't want to be afraid of color, we wanted to control the color palette.

Silverman: Well, I'm afraid that I am going to control the questioning.

More foreign patients than Swiss patients said they were afraid of not being able to control themselves (13 Swiss, 50 foreigners; p-value 0.0009).

However, you want to appear honest, so don't be afraid to make minor admissions to control questions.

Often we become afraid of desires, or try to control their expression which only causes more stress to the mind and body.

"Let's just say the President was afraid to lose control," the diplomat said.

But some other leaders believe that Mr. Draskovic is simply afraid to lose control over Belgrade and its lucrative concessions, and that he would rather do a deal with Mr. Milosevic, still hoping to succeed him, than confront him and risk arrest.