Sentence examples for afraid to end from inspiring English sources

"I was afraid to end up where my parents had been," she said.

They also weren't afraid to end a sketch whenever it needed to be ended, as opposed to waiting for some gag to close it out.

Above all, they were movies that weren't afraid to end unhappily or, worse, inconclusively, a trait shared by Drive and MMMM.

Don't be afraid to end an awkward or boring conversation by simply turning away from whoever's taking up your time in mid-sentence and joining in with someone else.

They will become depressed or try to repress it; they may have issues in relationships (maybe they're in a bad relationship and are afraid to end it), maybe they're in a job and they're scared to move onto another job, so they stay in that job and get depressed -- they're fear-based, but their beast doesn't allow them to grow.

Never be afraid to end a hurtful relationship, but keep in mind that depression can alter one's perception of events.

As they almost always have a bunch of transactions under their belt, you can rely on them to complete their end, so don't be afraid to send your end first.

"I'm afraid I have to end our engagement for it is compromising my Art.

AMY DAVIDSON: It looks like the governor will make it through this chat, which I'm afraid is about to end.

I'm afraid he's going to end up as head of Divided We Fall.

Bay is afraid he is going to end up on someone's hit list.