Sentence examples for afraid to name from inspiring English sources
She isn't afraid to name names.
Neither are we afraid to name and fight fascism.
"We've been living dangerously for a long time," he told his curbside congregation of 300, and whoever else was within earshot, "and we're not afraid to name names".
Brotherhood leaders say Mr. Morsi has been afraid to name an outsider as minister for fear of a police revolt, putting off any meaningful reform of the Mubarak security services.
She isn't afraid to name drop, revealing that Princess Diana, on her advice, gave birth standing up, clutching Prince Charles for support in what was the "first active royal birth".
You start to look at Eric Holder, Obama's point man on race, who will at least address aloud your rage at the very institutional racism the president himself seems afraid to name.
("I am afraid to make my name public," the pseudonymous author of "I am an Uber survivor" wrote).
"I think he was very well intentioned, and people ought not be afraid to mention his name," said Pete McDonough, a former spokesman for Mr. McGreevey's predecessor, Gov. Christie Whitman.
A1 Fear of election violence is so profound that candidates have relied on a stealth campaign and many are afraid to make their names public, much less go on the stump.
"It's very funny when all these guys in the Kremlin are afraid to call me by name and call me 'the politician' or 'that gentleman,' " he said.
