Sentence examples for far too fearful from inspiring English sources

Politicians are far too fearful of the gun lobby to address gun violence, and, as a society, we keep getting stuck on a theoretical debate about the Second Amendment, which keeps us from taking practical measures that just might help avoid the all-too-frequent tragedies like the one in Aurora.

"They've been far too fearful of getting out.

So far, they have been too fearful or too eager for the votes of people like the man in the T-shirt.

To be revealed as gay, or thought of as gay, still elicits a fearful response in far too many people.

The moody clouds and warm breeze lured us outside to a bench along the sand, but I was too fearful to move far away from the car because I didn't want to get a parking ticket.

And, when I am fearful I make decisions that are far too late to be effective - because fear causes me to hesitate rather than take a step forward.

I wanted to bow at their feet, to ask probing questions, but, again, was fearful of going too far too quickly.

A fearful hatred of the black poor is far too deeply embedded in American politics for anything to change.

I am grateful for those who have chosen to lift their voice on Kelly's behalf and I am fearful that in the process we have set our sights far too low.

Otherwise nervous bankers should not be too fearful of extending credit to Pfizer.And yet, as the recession takes hold in America, which is by far the most important market for drug giants, growth appears to be slowing.

Tamils are too fearful to resist.