Sentence examples for fearful to make from inspiring English sources
He possessed a victim by caressing him openly, looking like a dear friend and benefactor, and that was the paradox, because the victim was too fearful to make a scene.
Black people are to remain uncomfortably fearful to make everyone else feel more comfortable.
The news was full of news of la migra running raids and with President Trump's executive orders, she was especially fearful to make the three-mile trip to the store.
Coffee Drinker B: Based on my approach then, I guess I might be categorized as too fearful to make a move, the kind who has to analyze everything before taking a step/sip.
High on a list of irritants for many subway riders are the screaming exit gates, installed in this fearful age to make it easier for passengers to escape in a crisis.
When the prince is liberated from the witch's dungeon and is chased by her gibbering guards — hideous, gargoyled creatures with glowing yellow eyes — there is plenty of fearful action to make the kiddies cower in their chairs.And when he has at the witch, turned into a dragon, it will make a few adults groan.
In the end, these measures only make us neurotic and fearful, fail to make us safer, and render air travel an impractical and unpleasant prison-like experience.
For this category of driver, punishment may make drivers fearful to give rides to sex workers, offer help to a sex worker in trouble, or report crimes against sex workers to the police.
To do so would promote tension between neighbors and, even worse, might leave some folks too fearful of retribution to make legitimate complaints.
Even though it's no small thing to bring fearful citizens together, to make them kick up their heels and feel silly and, for a moment, lighthearted again, there is no real workout for the spirit here.
The use of temporal activity change for encoding the fearful event duration seems to make a good sense because that the suppression is very limited due to the low baseline firing rate of most dopamine neurons.
