Sentence examples for be less scared from inspiring English sources

I think I would be less scared now.

Even if the stuff were sold in the sort of disapproving way that the Norwegians sell alcohol, more people would know how to buy it and would be less scared to experiment.

And by the time America had run into serious trouble inside Iraq two years later, Iran's mood had changed.Since President Ahmadinejad's election, Iran has come to be less scared of America.

He says the PSDB needs to be less scared of advocating modernisation, reform and further privatisation.Lula's Workers Partyy lacks a strong candidate to follow the president, who under the constitution cannot run in 2010 (but might be able to in 2014).

This view helps me be less scared of what's going on inside me, or the notion that it's going to "consume me forever" (one of my biggest fears that has yet to come true).

In contrast, if we had housed the birds in mixed groups, they could have influenced each other's behaviour; for example, the wild-caught birds might be more frightened by the human care-taker and induce more escape responses in hand-reared birds, or, alternatively, the hand-reared birds might be less scared of human care-takers and increase habituation in the wild-caught birds.

She added: "We turned on the lights so the children were less scared".

They would have been less scared had Keyser Söze walked on to the pitch.

I mean, I get my ultrasounds and stuff, so I think I'm less scared than if I didn't do that".

And that means presenting a Gary who is less scared of the world than the sleepless, sixty-eight-year-old-looking man passing out in a hotel room at the end of the day.

Serhiy Rahmanin of the Ukrainian newspaper Mirror Weekly writes: "Yanukovych is less scared of Brussels than [of] Moscow".