Sentence examples for afraid to offer from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to offer ideas.

When Mike was young, she said, coaches seemed afraid to offer much advice to a Yastrzemski.

Famously, he got on with Reagan and speaks favourably of Barack Obama, but he is not afraid to offer criticisms.

One knows a lot but is afraid to offer opinions that will mar his chance to be president.

Just in case G.M. is curious, the prince isn't afraid to offer his advice -- or criticism -- to the heads of the companies he has invested in.

"He had great insights, and wasn't afraid to offer opinions that run contrary to everyone else in the room," Mr. Timoney said.

At the time, it annoyed me; I thought PH included this mediocre shot of a  "white chick" because they were so afraid to "merely" offer a black woman as a centerforld... what idiots.

Passersby were too afraid of retribution to offer help.

Don't be afraid to counter-offer; when you've narrowed your selection down to one or two prospective state agents, you can always go back and forth between them, trying to knock their fees down by pointing out that other businesses in the same vertical are offering a better deal.

I've made peace with the fact that everyone is too afraid of making Chris relapse to offer him an honest critique, but I cannot abide another week of Paula calling Marcus a "true entertainer" or L.A. deeming him a "champion" just for being the second-worst performer of the competition three weeks in a row.

To a young man ambivalent about continuing a relationship with a woman because he doesn't want the responsibility of caring for her two young children, Delilah posts this message on her Web site: "She deserves far better than you have to offer, I am afraid.