Sentence examples for fear of telling from inspiring English sources

They are smart, have good insights and have no fear of telling you things that you need to hear, that others might not tell you.

The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 66 A mercenary French landlady; the tenants' fear of telling that they had spilled a bottle of ink on her carpet.

In the seven-minute preview for the show, a Klansman gives pointed hoods to his young daughters as gifts, and a girl describes her fear of telling her father that her best friends are black.

By John K. Hutchins The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 66 A mercenary French landlady; the tenants' fear of telling that they had spilled a bottle of ink on her carpet.

Fear of telling the truth of how I feel about my appearance, at times?

You become afraid of criticizing past engagements for fear of telling veterans that their sacrifices were not worth it.

"There is this fear of being told, 'I told you so, you shouldn't have gone outside the faith.' " The difficult experiences were all the harder to write about, contributors said, knowing they could provide ammunition to those who paint all Muslims as somehow un-American.

I was too ashamed to admit my behavior to anyone for fear of someone telling me this is a form of eating disorder.

I told myself first, and I reacted poorly, in the way I always feared when I thought of telling anyone else.

But if it's obvious that something can be done, should be done or ought not be done any longer, the culture should permit someone to stand up and say so without fear of being told, "We really can't listen to you anymore".

"The government finds it must mine this indignation, generate a little bit of fear, to tell people, 'Don't go to the marches, bring it down a bit,'" Robles Maloof told VICE News.