Sentence examples for creatures afraid from inspiring English sources
He is forgiving; he knows that we are rather weak, frightened creatures, afraid of the dark, but we need not be frightened, he says, because we can create for ourselves the just city for which we yearn".
In her writings to Otto she wonders, as the reader does, how she was transformed from a brilliant mathematics student, a young woman "who stood on her own two feet, someone with an awareness of the world," to a powerless creature "afraid of every shadow," who "wanted only to do his will, like a maidservant".
They're feisty creatures, not afraid to attack anything (including man) which threatens them.
She dances Odette as a grandly remote creature, less afraid of her nervously besotted prince than beyond him.
Likewise it is implicit in the state of any creature that is afraid that the creature is representing something in the environment as dangerous; so fear implicitly represents the occurrence of a representation of danger.
And Rodriguez's bright woodblock prints should provide reassurance to other small creatures who are afraid to take the plunge.
Mom, Satan and even God (Gregory Treco) are lonely creatures too, and not afraid to sing about it.
May the world make way for the emotional creatures who aren't afraid to dance!
We're all just afraid, fragile creatures trying to learn how to build bridges to find peace with one another.
There is in him Soutine and Bacon, a space opened for the scream of creatures; He is not afraid of pathos and the nightmares of Goya".
