Sentence examples for become afraid of the from inspiring English sources
"Our children have become afraid of the forest," he says.
If while composing I become afraid of the music I am writing, I know that I have arrived at the extreme place where I want to be.
If this continues, minority groups in the United States will become afraid of the consequences of identifying themselves as members of "suspect" groups.
"If you suddenly become afraid of the staircase because you had to walk down twenty-five flights of stairs to get out of the World Trade Center, the stairs went from being neutral to being negative," Difede explained.
Honick said the fare gates have clipped Pico in the past and if the dog were to suddenly become afraid of the Metro, Honick would have to stop riding the train, severely limiting his mobility.
There can be few mothers who, trapped with a fractious, wailing, ungrateful baby, have not wished it momentarily removed, and then become afraid of the dark powers the wish might attract.
When we become afraid of this American passion, we run the risk of trying to make others over in our own image and fairness and love of difference is lost.
It is often muddy, windswept, chaotic and noisy as well but when did we become afraid of these things?
I believe that subconsciously we become afraid of that brave person, waking up to that thought.
After some trials, the participants became afraid of the face, and the smell acted as a cue associated with that face.
