Sentence examples for apparently fearful from inspiring English sources

Make a character cower in fear and the game, apparently fearful that dialogue and animation are insufficient to get the point across, interjects that he is "afraid of the Big Bad Wolf".

Chinese citizens are much freer to visit than foreigners, but many are apparently fearful of going.

Iraq's leaders, apparently fearful of public reaction, have refused to acknowledge the extent of the danger.

Apparently fearful that the detention would subject them to reprisals, the militia let him go.

(Magin had been asking for a meeting for some time, apparently fearful that Sugrobov and his team were investigating him).

Some agency officials wanted nothing to do with it, apparently fearful of participating in an illegal operation, officials have said.

But though HPV (or the human papilloma virus) causes about 70percentt of cervical cancers and genital warts, parents, apparently, are fearful that their girls will engage in more sex if they receive the vaccine.

Even after apparently successful treatment, fearful memories lurk deep within the brain.

When Flood was on the cusp of the majors, the Reds — fearful, apparently, of having an all-black outfield — traded him to St . Louis a city and franchise with its own heavy racial baggage; among other things, two Cardinals, Enos Slaughter and Joe Garagiola, had harassed Jackie Robinson when the Dodgers played there.

Now, with that day apparently approaching, many are fearful.

Dozens of local men are apparently on the run, fearful of being arrested.