Sentence examples for am somewhat afraid. from inspiring English sources

"You continue to help move the city out of domination by one political party, which frankly I am somewhat afraid of after I leave office.

He was somewhat afraid of the goats.

"People are somewhat afraid," he said.

As Brad says, be afraid — be somewhat afraid.

Although he generally has good relations with Secretary One, he is somewhat afraid of him.

Over a lunch of chicken with peaches, crushed walnuts and snap peas, Ms Mines admits that, before she moved, she was somewhat afraid of the South.

The children are somewhat afraid of him He makes violent threats to the oysters, with whom he is meant to be colluding.

So many stories are current about Germans who attack Americans in their homes that they are somewhat afraid to help a poor fellow who comes to their house to dig potatoes for the owner.

Speaking aloud as well as simultaneously in sign language, Mr. Soukup said the students were somewhat afraid that a killer might be loose on the campus, but "the larger concern right now is just not knowing".

Olmert concluded his talk with a pessimistic take on last year's democratic revolutions in the Arab world, saying that he is "somewhat afraid that the Arab Spring will lead into the Arab Winter". He described Israel's previously peaceful relationship with deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and expressed concern over the uncertainty of future relations with unknown regimes.

I've always been somewhat afraid of medium format.