Sentence examples for far too afraid from inspiring English sources

We have become far too afraid of boredom and we do ourselves no favours by living a life continually in flight from it.

It's been used to justify our fondness for the status quo — the present may stink, but we still don't want to lose it — and the cowardice of N.F.L. coaches, who are far too afraid to go for it on fourth down.

I would be far too afraid to hear his opinion of me," East said.

Perhaps in a second Obama administration, our Nobel Peace Prize-winning president will have the courage and vision to break this pattern, but he will need the support of the people, who have thus far been too afraid or reluctant to give it.

You called it wrong and far too early I'm afraid".

She has seen far too many women being afraid to get visible in the entrepreneurial realm and she believes it doesn't have to be that way if we focus on how to brand ourselves well.

And that's the way, I'm afraid, with far too much of The Book of the People.

But, asked in the Radio Times whether he ever felt echoes of empire at the corporation, he said: "No, they're all far too politically correct, I'm afraid".

But for far too long I've been afraid of how others might think of me damaged goods.

I'm afraid we ragged far too much".

I thought I'd been pretty casual, but I'm afraid I'm far too obvious.