Sentence examples for fearful mr from inspiring English sources

MPs on the Tory right are fearful Mr Cameron will be tempted to offer Mr Clegg more Lib Dem-friendly policies as a consolation prize for losing.

But mostly I am fearful: if Mr Hunt continues to proceed with this imposition, then I fear that this will be the beginning of the end of our much-loved NHS – not to mention a threat to the safety of innumerable patients.

South Korean newspapers have reported that Pyongyang is increasingly tense and fearful since Mr Jang's death, with a visible rise in the numbers of security personnel in the capital.

But many Lib Dems are fearful that Mr Clegg has not done enough to decouple from David Cameron and to mend fences with Ed Miliband, leaving the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations in May 2015.

"If someone decides to become a pilot, he cannot be fearful," Mr. Kaczynski said.

THE Fed may be fearful, Mr. Petzel surmised, that higher interest rates could push some teetering banks off the cliff.

"It wasn't because they were fearful," Mr. Sa'at added, "but because both our media and education system have been very poor at providing Singaporeans with a language with which to discuss politics.

Embroilment and complicity are implied through telling detail: Flora plays an impossible cat's cradle with the benign but fearful housekeeper Mrs Grose (the excellent, implacable Yvonne Howard).

A fearful list, which Mr Bush will dismiss.

(She stoutly resisted his editing, however, and in one fight over the serialisation of North and South he exclaimed: "Oh, Mrs Gaskell fearful fearful! If I were Mr G O Heaven how I would beat her").

An official in the office said that Mr. Netanyahu must be fearful that Mr. Barak was about to clinch a peace deal and ruin Mr. Netanyahu's chance for a second term in office, the interviewer said.