Sentence examples for are afraid by from inspiring English sources

The "neighbourhood" effect explains that some individuals are afraid by a risk even if they are not directly concerned but just by seeing the damaged effects.  .

On the other hand, some physicians are afraid by possible RT side effects.

Only, I'm afraid, by over-stretched analogies and questionable metaphors.

The play ends with an imposed happy ending and a "reprieve" for all concerned; the audience, I'm afraid, by the same point feels mostly relief.

This might do in the infants, but I'm afraid by the sixth form we expect something a little more sophisticated.

My patience was tested beyond repair, I am afraid, by the nimbus of nonsense — so dense that even Bardem cannot dispel it — that encircles the figure of the poet.

"It teaches officers to be afraid by telling them that policing is an incredibly dangerous profession.

Being afraid by cancer, colorectal cancer, screening tests.

Don't be afraid by better players taunting you.

"So many people are afraid to stand by their convictions, but she did," said Ms. Hayden.

"People are afraid and terrified by the bombardment," one resident, Farouq Abdu, told Reuters.