Sentence examples for bit feared from inspiring English sources

I wanted to make us a little bit feared, a little well-known to the Austrians, the Germans and the Swiss".

This is a woman who considers dyeing your hair a sign of inauthenticity, who's known, and loved, and a little bit feared, for her willingness to say what she thinks.

Mr Rajan (reading between the lines a bit) fears they might, and the rich world won't like it if they do.

It's a shame that … with that much space, and a promise/warning the experience could take three hours, it sounds as if The Drowned Man may risk prompting those "did I miss the good bit?" fears that interactive theatre can produce.

Being deconstructed bit by bit, I feared reconstruction meant more damage, not less.

I'm going to have to leave the propositioning for a little bit, I fear.

The latter's friends were a bit nervous, fearing she would be annoyed.

If all that sounds a bit much, fear not: you don't have to be a regimented athlete to get inside the 2012 Olympic Park.

It helps that the public finances have been a bit better than feared.

"October was every bit as bad we feared," said John D. Morris, a retailing analyst with Wachovia.

The departure offered the latest clue that the transition is going to be every bit as bumpy as feared.