Sentence examples for be afraid of confusing from inspiring English sources
A love like that is undefeated, you know?" What distinguishes Denis's films is their lack of explanation or prescription; where other directors might be afraid of confusing or losing their audience, Denis holds her nerve, and lets the action and characters slowly unfold.
Be afraid of certain objects.
"Generally, people are afraid of and confused about the ideas of bodies and lives that don't neatly conform to the way in which we are taught to think about sexed bodies and existence as lining up neatly as male or female.
He was crying, he was confused, and he was afraid of the priest.
But no doctor in the province would carry out the abortion: so confused and uncertain was the law that they were afraid of being prosecuted.
To be afraid and confused and uncertain of what the hell to do next as Josh is about his son, Ali about her gender, Sarah about her feelings for Tammy and Len, Maura adjusting her new self to the world and Shelly moving forward.
The wording "refused" confused the issue, because it is the parent's responsibility for accessing care; the question was changed from "refused" to "being afraid of".
