Sentence examples for begin to be afraid from inspiring English sources

But I begin to be afraid.

If you begin to be afraid of it, consult your doctor about your possible diagnose with Anorexia.

But Iraqis have begun to be afraid of Iraqis.

The landings began to have an explosive quality, and I began to be afraid.

I began to be afraid I was going bughouse, because sometimes I couldn't forgive her for forgiving me.

He also uses suggestive psychology, spending a lot of time reassuring people who have reached 70 or 80 & are beginning to be afraid that they're too old.

Mr. Valero, the French Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that Colonel Qaddafi "begins to be afraid, but on the ground, the threat hasn't changed".

He had endured these afflictions so quietly that it never occurred to me to wonder whether he'd begun to be afraid of what might be next.

When he found that a perpetual open door prevented him from getting any work done and set hours for public levees, some voters began to be afraid that he was put ting on aristocratic airs.

Therefore, although he was not sunken in spirit to match the weakness and effeminacy of his body, but was bold and adventurous in presence of danger, he began to be afraid.

I began to be afraid of sleeping and thought that I suffered from a serious illness.