Sentence examples for afraid to read from inspiring English sources

I was afraid to read the newspaper.

"I'm afraid to read them," she said, laughing.

For the same reason, though, I'm afraid to read it with a drink.

She finds that she is afraid to read it and to face "the artifact of the person I was in 1992 and 1997 and 2003 and so on".

I get that: his writing can be so heavily serious, it can make you feel afraid to read more of him.

When the bound proofs arrived, I was afraid to read it on the train in case people saw the title and mistook it for a self-help manual.

If the marker has many parts and you are afraid to take it apart try reading the manual so that you know how to put it back together.

Read them carefully and don't be afraid to re-read them.

I just want people who were afraid of cooking to read something I've posted and just want to give it a go.

Mr. Medina said he was not afraid of allowing students to read crass words, though he pushes them to explore more sophisticated language in their own work.

In her exchange with Storyboard, Pamela Colloff, the article's author, admits that she was afraid people were not going to read the (very, very) long piece, and she was surprised, gratified even, that readers wrote angry letters in protest when she ended the first installment with a huge cliffhanger.