Sentence examples for bit fearful from inspiring English sources

"I was a bit fearful about this case," Ms. Schelling said.

He was always a bit fearful of gadgety things, at least in the beginning; he even disliked the telephone.

His ferocious work ethic is to be greatly admired, but it makes me a bit fearful for him.

"I suppose I was a bit fearful in some ways, but it turned out to be really a great blessing".

Moderate unionists withheld their support until he was an old man, embarrassed by his open bigotry and a bit fearful of the emotions he unleashed.

"I know them well from the under-21s and from training at Finch Farm and for me they looked a bit fearful and cagey in the first half.

Which makes this a bit unfortunate:Fearful of becoming the next Greece, European governments are lining up to demonstrate to investors, who have long helped finance their spending, that an era of austerity has begun.

He rants a bit, apparently fearful that if he were quieter we would not believe in his sincerity; hungry for his own reality, certainly, he also mentions himself a great deal (a dozen times in the following passage): I love literature, but not because I love stories per se.

I think that bit captures just how fearful I can be, and how I can really think deeply about something to the point where I start terrifying myself.

It should be said that at first Mr. Schrems wasn't exactly fearful about any particular bits of Facebooked information.

Sherwin Polatkin, the screenwriter protagonist of "Fearful Symmetry," is given a bit of unwanted editorial advice from a director.