Sentence examples for always afraid to from inspiring English sources

He was always afraid to go back".

I was always afraid to have sex after that.

"But I was always afraid to open my mouth," he said.

"I was always afraid to write music," she said in 1970.

Carberry said: "He was idling a bit, I was always afraid to take it up too early.

"I'm always afraid to meet famous people because you're afraid you're going to be disappointed," Ms. Messner said.

The boxed set also features a disk of extras, including an interview with Tati from 1976, in which he confides that he didn't like to show bedrooms in his films, explaining, "I'm always afraid not to be allowed to lock the door".

Aristotelians were not always afraid, however, to argue for the eternity of the prime matter: Francesco Vimercato (1512 1569), in his posthumous De rerum principiis, is the most remarkable example.

Treat yourself to a thrilling day; get on that roller coaster you've always been afraid to try or jump on a motorcycle with your friend whose always been asking you along for a ride.

The writer has always been afraid to acknowledge her father's death.

"I was always too afraid to take that giant step outside the mainstream," she said.