Sentence examples for always fearful of from inspiring English sources

I'm always fearful of quaint countryside.

Zaha shows an impressive directness in his play, which defenders are always fearful of.

"You're always one tackle away from him doing somebody and I'm always fearful of that tackle coming along.

Now, finally, their house is evacuated and they are on the move, always fearful of another attack.

I'm always fearful of talking about it at home because I think somehow they'll be no going back from that.

My father continued to actively oppose the regime from Iran, but was always fearful of what the regime would do to his family in Iraq.

Governments are always rickety coalitions, ever fearful of imminent elections and thus catering to the shortest of short-terms.

I am always fearful for the basic health units; they always need additional ice".

We're always fearful, he says, "of the image in the glass / that might, in some far nightmare, find us out/ as mine does: me, my father, no man's son, / the stumbling figure in the mirror maze".

Because I was always fearful that if I told this part of my story, people would feel sorry for me.

"You are always fearful that someone might come and take one of your best players and Christian is certainly one," he said.