Sentence examples for has become afraid from inspiring English sources

"The state has become afraid of digital media," he said.

Now, the system that has been trying to seek legitimacy from legality has become afraid of people taking the idea of law too seriously.

I support their action not only because I agree with it — and I most certainly do — but also because liberal American religion, not only Judaism, has become afraid of its own shadow and unwilling to take bold, morally complex public positions.

It is about the arrangement of guards dedicated to keeping him alone and silent, an image that will linger in Chinese history as the physical expression of a regime that has become afraid of its own people: They station one team inside the house and another one outside, guarding each of the four corners.

My friend won't admit it, but she has become afraid.

Small firms have become afraid to hire.

What is more, people have become afraid of one another.

Counterparties have become afraid to trade with each other.

"Our children have become afraid of the forest," he says.

"The only way that happens is social workers have become afraid to leave kids with their parents".

When Sontag was sick, she wrote in her journals that "I have become afraid of my own imagination".