Sentence examples for constantly fearful from inspiring English sources

Yurdagul and her stateless children are constantly fearful for their future.

He was constantly fearful that either the baby or the dog would have an accident and wet the books.

She remains "a virtual prisoner" in her home there, the suit says, "constantly fearful of eventual detection," with her mental health deteriorating.

She describes herself as constantly fearful that they will not be able to afford the care home and that she will have to move Tom to a less expensive one.

In Brooklyn, Mr. Khrapunskiy, a former baker who pointed out his favorite World War II medal - one for bravery in the battle of Stalingrad - said that he was now constantly fearful of eviction from his one-room apartment, and had suffered a stroke from the stress during the summer.

They sleep badly; sitting upright, balancing on their bottoms, minds whirring, constantly fearful that something or someone is after them.

The child is intransigent; the old woman is always on the cusp of tiredness, constantly dizzy, fearful of losing her balance in a landscape where "the balance between survival and extinction was so delicate that even the smallest change was unthinkable".

Impotent exhibitionists, in Fanon's sense, these white intruders are at once predatory and fearful, constantly supplicating an assumed black "rage" that they themselves constantly provoke.

One is to focus on the hand-wringing experience of not knowing what the future holds and feeling constantly anxious and fearful of what's not in your control.

But she grew much worse and was constantly, inexplicably angry and fearful.

"But we shouldn't be so panicked and fearful and constantly believing that if we don't do what we've heard from the latest expert, that we're going to get sick and die.