Sentence examples similar to fearful of choosing from inspiring English sources

And with America's fearful voters, for choosing to retain a president who has repeatedly turned away from intelligence that contradicts his point of view.

Together the patient and therapist will compose a hierarchy of fearful situations and choose one or more of the most traumatic experiences to work through during imagery with rescripting.

Back then, I chose for many years to disregard what I was fearful of and take my frustrations out on others.

When Ms. Walls tried to voice an opinion, her professor asked her, "What do you know about the lives of the underprivileged?" Being young, cautious and fearful of exposure, Ms. Walls chose to shut up.

He believes many of his neighbors are fearful, but he chooses not to be.

On July 11, the very day of Halleck's appointment, he boasted to his wife, "I have commenced receiving letters from the North urging me to march on Washington & assume the Govt!!" Fearful of removing him outright, Halleck and Lincoln chose the half-measure of shipping McClellan's Army north without him.

Fearful, they could choose between flight or fight – and with some swagger, they chose the latter.

Philippa, apparently fearful of her growing involvement with Papin, chooses to discontinue her lessons.

Fearful of tarnishing the name, Kahanamoku-Sterling has chosen not to pursue the trademark war.

So one need not be fearful any longer when choosing to resort to witchcraft in a time of need.

He painted a picture of a company so fearful of Oracle's growing power that it chose to purloin its software in an effort to steal its customers.