"feel less afraid" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used in expressions such as "help someone feel less afraid," which means to make someone not feel as scared as they once did. For example, you might say, "The counselor helped me feel less afraid of public speaking."
"People do feel less afraid to express their opinions, however, and there is a general sense that you can't go back, the country has to move ahead".
Combining the practical and the personal, and with an eye to both the living and the dead, Goldsmith takes us on a journey where no one wants to go and everyone will, and somehow makes you feel less afraid.
Whether people feel less afraid of what they do understand depends on the knowledge they gain.
While we may not all suffer from mental illness, we each have a role to play in ensuring that those who do suffer feel less afraid to reach out and get the support they need in the moments when they need it most.
I watched the video and enjoyed it greatly because it made me feel less afraid and insane.
If satisfying their stomach makes them feel less afraid, less anxious, more cared for... everything else becomes easier".
I was thankful that it only occurred once, but maybe I would have felt less afraid a second time at being alone in the middle of the night on the streets of London.
And 61% of individuals said they felt less afraid to call for help on behalf of a friend.
I couldn't articulate it then, and I barely can now, but his work made me feel less alone, less afraid.
We've lived life, we're less afraid, we feel less vulnerable, we have a lot less to lose," she explained. .
"All this began to create a real momentum, a real, snowballing movement on the streets," says Folch. "People felt less and less afraid of calling for independence.
