Sentence examples for be afraid to protest from inspiring English sources

McDonnell, the MP for Hayes and Harlington, said he would take part in protests and sit-ins on behalf of fast-food workers who might be afraid to protest against their employers.

The populace is afraid to protest and the government silently approves.

These highly professional Russian musicians are afraid to protest, which is understandable, as it may cost them very dearly.

"People are afraid to protest tomorrow, but there are many who are upset about the speech and what is happening in the country right now, and a good many of them will not be afraid to take to the street," he said.

Many are in bad situations and most are afraid to protest because they fear retaliation from the city.

"The police want protesters to be too afraid to protest, which is why they intentionally created a context of conflict, and I'll never be afraid to tell the truth," he said.

Be afraid to be funny.

"I'd be afraid to".

Never be afraid to fail.

Patients will be afraid to come.

Don't be afraid to be afraid.