Sentence examples for be afraid than from inspiring English sources

So he's less likely to be afraid than anybody".

Woodfox, now a grizzled 69-year-old, has had more reasons to be afraid than most, and when he says that he has known "more pain and suffering than any human being should be asked to suffer", he is not exaggerating.

If you are living with the feelings listed above on a regular basis, you are showing yourself and the world that you'd rather be afraid than ask for help.

She said the system was still working, but added: "It's working less well now, I'm afraid, than since [before] the massive cuts that we've seen, and also the enormous top-down reorganisation that we've just had".

But wipe away the slime and parents had more to be afraid of than maybe they recognised.

It was the blackmailers that they really had to be afraid of rather than the police".

Phil would rather have his team members be afraid of him than for them to succeed.

Until it is resolved, bears have more reasons to be afraid of humans than we do of them.

"It's easier to be afraid of something than to understand it," Beymer observed.

There's no reason for him to be afraid, no more reason than any other man".

Don't be afraid to do more than one thing.