Sentence examples for ever afraid of from inspiring English sources

Are you ever afraid of anything?

Are you ever afraid of being persecuted by Iranian fanatics?

An aide to Johnson called Mr. Brooks "one of the few men L.B.J. was ever afraid of," while Nixon labeled him "the executioner".

When Mr. Cramer asked if Mr. Geithner was ever afraid of being fired, the Treasury secretary quipped, "I've been hoping" before trailing off, earning more than a few laughs from the audience and his interlocutor.

A new label can shape the conversation and pave the way for change — and also leave us ever afraid of offending someone if we choose the wrong one from the cache of ever-shifting names.

Ever afraid of partner and hazardous drinking were fitted in the same model adjusted for all factors with the exception of sexuality: age group, education level, employment status, pension or benefit as main source of income, marital status, lives alone.

I hope that no one is ever afraid to approach any of us about filming".

Instead, her bleak lyrics railed against social injustices with the vigor of a punk poet, and neither of them were ever afraid to be political.

Fostering cultures of integrity means putting structures in place to ensure that not only are cheating, corruption, and bullying discouraged, but that no employee, regardless of position, is ever afraid to speak up and take action.

Ever afraid to expose the tender underbelly of your personality to somebody else? Yeah, we all do once in a while.

This course is for anyone who has ever been afraid of poetry, anyone who has ever thought that poems are too difficult to understand, a course for anyone who has fallen in love with poetry before, and for anyone who has used a poem to make a difference in someone's life.