Sentence examples for fearful about being from inspiring English sources

Residents are rightfully fearful about being out on private lands adjacent to the hunting areas.

They don't feel confident to report and overcome those cultural barriers and lots of people are fearful about being accused of being racist.

The book says that Mr Bennett went into the Paula Jones deposition session on January 17 more fearful about being questioned on Mr Clinton's relationship with Marilyn Jo Jenkins, an Arkansas marketing executive with whom Mr Clinton had been close for 10 years before becoming president, than about questions relating to Ms Lewinsky.

If the threat of liability makes officials so fearful about being sanctioned for any arrests that turn out to be false, they may be so risk-averse that they hang back passively rather than actively discharge their important responsibilities.

Men were fearful about being looked at as less than men, and about their wives engaging in extramarital sex without ability to detect or monitor them.

A few participants felt fearful about being held accountable due to lack of ability to identify victims as indicated in the following comment, "you saw Mrs. Smith … she had this injury, it was obviously domestic violence cause she's dead now and this was her fourth occurrence and you didn't pick up on it, why not doctor?".

People will be very fearful about what is being announced today, fearful for their jobs, fearful for many of the services they rely upon up and down the country.

What humans ought to be fearful about is the survival of an essential species.

"Many of us went through a process of being really fearful about us being deported, about our families being deported," Jiménez said.

She was fearful about my being in a war zone, and I was in an absolute panic about her debut into the world of complete independence while I was half a planet away.

Women wondered, worried or were fearful about what was to come and could be passive participants who felt like they were being "transported" rather than cared for.