Sentence examples for be less scared of from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

This will help them to be less scared of your home.

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".

They were less scared of spiders than those who were given the placebo, basically.

Kitty realizes that her readers are less scared of Jennifer than, as Plum puts it, "exhilarated" by the group, "empowered, or something like that".

If the animal keeps coming around your house or a certain place, treat it like this the first couple times you see it, at least until it is even less scared of you, or will even walk towards you a little.

I've not changed, I'm still me, I'm still the same person I've always been, I'm just becoming a little bit less scared of being myself, and that makes me quite happy".

The way that our equipment has improved over the years, guys are getting less and less scared of contact".

May be they are scared of being embarrassed.