Sentence examples for be afraid to express from inspiring English sources

"I can't be afraid to express myself.

He was always saying, 'Don't be afraid to express yourselves'".

Don't be afraid to express an opinion even if it doesn't seem to be popular.

Experts say that parents should not be afraid to express their values.

There may be some nuances here and there, and I don't think we'll be afraid to express those.

We should always be interested in hearing the views of others and should not be afraid to express our own.

People are afraid to express their opinion.

"The families were afraid to express anything factual about themselves," she said.

It's possible that others agree with the feedback but were afraid to express it in the assessment.

In a recent study, Levada Center showed that 26percentt of Russians are afraid to express their opinions in surveys.

Someone who either says something new or says something that everybody knows to be true but is afraid to express.