Sentence examples for being afraid of how from inspiring English sources
In them, Linda talks about wanting to break off with Nunez but being afraid of how he'll react: "I told him we have to talk, so he has been begging and pleading for me not to leave him".
Caring about something greater than yourself, standing up for your beliefs and not being afraid of how you are perceived make a man truly attractive -- not, as some believe, a plate filled with meat.
I'm afraid of how she'll process it.
We were fairly ignorant, I'm afraid, of how most people had to live.
We're afraid of how we might be perceived," and it's common in the workplace, he said.
A lot of people are afraid of how mad their parents would be if they were caught.
"At first I was afraid of how society would treat me after divorce," said a seamstress named Sara, 33.
He told another psychologist, Craig Haney, that he was afraid of how well he'd been "adapting to the painfulness".
"Investors are afraid of how much mortgage debt could actually come back onto banks' balance sheets," said Anton V. Schutz, of Mendon Capital Advisors in Rochester.
They were discussing the increasingly intense summer heat and confided in each other that they sometimes were afraid of how they smelled.
