Sentence examples for afraid to revisit from inspiring English sources

Sting has never been afraid to revisit the past.

Its compositional roots lay in still life, which she was not afraid to revisit.

Viktoria Nygren and Adam Gistedt of Adam & Viktoria, a small design partnership in Stockholm, are not afraid to revisit an earlier design and revamp it.

I'm almost afraid to revisit it, but minutes into Luhrmann's headlong, tricked-out dive into the decayed bohemia of fair Verona Beach – where he and justly Oscar-nominated art director Catherine Martin don't so much lay their scene as paint-blast it – the surprisingly elegant, elemental pull of its storytelling takes hold.

We needn't be afraid to revisit and re-examine the beliefs we currently hold.

Clearly, that wasn't the case, and, in retrospect, I'm afraid we may have to revisit the P.P.P. poll last year that showed that 15 percent of Ohio Republicans believed that Mitt Romney had killed Osama bin Laden.

"The new law creates a cumbersome regulatory process to implement many parts of the bill," he said, adding, "I'm afraid we will need to revisit the issue of the proper regulatory framework for the companies".

The death of Edward Albee this week was an excuse to revisit one of the greatest semi-factual toxic marriages of cinema: the film version of his Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

He longs to revisit Rome.

I cannot bear to revisit the site.

He encouraged her to revisit them.