Sentence examples for fearful of falling from inspiring English sources

Higher person measure scores reflect individuals less fearful of falling, or individuals who report little to no fear of falling when performing more difficult activities.

The problem is that, having been identified as geniuses, the anointed become fearful of falling from grace.

Fierce public opposition has limited the use of cloning in Europe, however, leaving producers fearful of falling behind competitors in the United States and elsewhere.

Her brother is a fireman, and something deep inside her made her fearful of falling in love with a guy like that.

The standard rap on Mr. Bush's debate phobia is that he's a lightweight who doesn't do his homework and is fearful of falling into malapropisms.

The young know better than to assume that they will be better off than their parents; the old cling to the railing, fearful of falling beyond the reach of pensions and Social Security payments.

Increased fear of falling should much underestimate their step-over ability compared with non-fearful older adults.

Ever fearful of falls, the hospice staff has insisted she call for help whenever she wants to get up.

In this country there are numerous chestnuts that are medieval in origin although still callow in chestnut years, and if they are left to grow free from any council official fearful of branches falling on a litigious passerby, there is no reason to suppose they will not grow on for another thousand years yet.

Fearful of the fallen world, or rather its effect on her too mortal flesh, she keeps Carrie on a tight leash and in modest clothing.

To which we can add the questions of Gerrie Nel, leading for the prosecution, and those of the judge at the original bail hearing: why would someone who slept with a firearm under his bed, and was apparently fearful of crime, fall asleep with a sliding door to the balcony wide open?