Sentence examples for be more afraid from inspiring English sources

"Well, you should be more afraid, then".

To be honest, I'd be more afraid of the police than the criminals".

The friend, Ms. Wekstein recounted, went on, "But you would be more afraid if it was meeting with their husbands".

When it comes to lone wolves, we seem to be more afraid of overseas affiliations than of superior firepower.

"And part of it is these workers might be more afraid to speak up about dangerous things on the job.

"So I should be more afraid of you than you are of me," Mr. Chan said, laughing.

I am more afraid".

"People are more afraid than ever.

But I was more afraid of Florencio.

I'm more afraid of dying.

And you're more afraid of that.