Sentence examples for afraid to explain from inspiring English sources

They are even afraid to explain to their constituents that proposed legislation would not take away Second Amendment rights to own an arsenal of popular weapons.

If you're getting rude or sloppy service from one sales assistant, politely move on to another and don't feel afraid to explain why.

The unhappy woman digesting "Men Who Can't Love" and the poor, lonely hit man afraid to explain his occupation to a potential boyfriend begin to lick each other's wounds.

But the problem with Congress last week was that Democrats were afraid to explain to Americans why the White House bill was so bad and so unnecessary — despite what the White House was claiming.

So, do not be afraid to explain your values and how they will define your future.

The Obama administration should not be afraid to explain that the federal bureaucracy has responded quite well to the gargantuan task of spending the stimulus.

Then McCain abruptly cancelled a press conference, because he was afraid of having to explain one of his recent gaffes (there have been so many this week, I actually forget which one it was).

Physicians are taught the signs of elder abuse -- e.g., multiple bruises, multiple fractures at different stages of healing, fractures that are reported to have occurred by an implausible mechanism of injury, a patient afraid or fearful to explain how the injuries occurred, etc.

Don't be afraid to ask your attorney to explain everything to you.

Don't be afraid to ask your teacher to explain things to you after the lesson is over.

If you forget how to perform a certain movement, don't be afraid of asking your instructors to explain the technique one more time.