Sentence examples for afraid version of from inspiring English sources

I was, on the other hand, a more fragile, afraid version of my daughter at her age.

Leave it to Neko Case to pull off a cover of the other great pop-music Nico, and make her version of "Afraid" feel self-aware, witty and totally heartbreaking all at once.

In addition, I am afraid that the current version of the manuscript does not really benefit the scientific community as it simply enumerates the enzymes in each category without providing the specific lists of these enzymes.

What are they afraid of?" This is an abridged version of an article in the current New Statesman.

When the three friends finally land in the same room, the battling Katherine and Daniel do their best cut-rate version of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in front of the suffering Nathan.

The gamin on the cover — she looks a bit like Sandy Dennis in the film version of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" — is the Greek actress Aliki Vougiouklaki, whose movies play a miniature but crucial role in the narrative.

Europe is afraid that this initiative, a 'soft' version of Ronald Reagan 'Star Wars' in the 80's, will end up triggering a new arms race, alienating Russia and feeding Beijing's nuclear ambitions".

The acting from the entire cast rises above a play that often comes across like a gay, light version of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and which offers such an unremittingly bleak portrait of gay men – stereotypically bitchy, corroded with anxiety and self-hatred – that at times it is uncomfortable to watch.

Kayak is afraid that Google will include a better version of ITA's software, that Kayak won't have access to.

In Palin she saw herself — or a version of herself who wasn't afraid to speak out.

In Palin she saw herself or a version of herself who wasn't afraid to speak out.