Sentence examples for have felt afraid from inspiring English sources

The Korean suppressed anger syndrome, hwa-byung, is particularly common among middle-aged Korean women, who may have felt afraid to express their feelings for much of their lives, Dr. Cho said.

Even people whose finances have survived the downturn in tact will have felt afraid over the past few months, and they will be far less likely to talk about the opportunity they see than those lamenting the pain they feel.

I'm tired of seeing you misrepresent my religion, because, as Camus wrote brilliantly in his Letters to a German Friend, "what makes us suffer the most is to see the thing we love turned to travesty". Since Friday night, I have felt afraid.

Fortin, who is black, said he had felt afraid to go outside in case he was accused of doing something he had not done, or was even shot by police.

Of those surveyed, 60% said they reported unwanted sexual advances, with one in three women having felt afraid of their personal safety because of circumstances at work.

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.

There have been times in the water when I have felt very afraid but more deeply human also.

"If we had been in the home and not been armed, I would have felt very afraid -- because it took the police 15 minutes to show up," Kobach, a renowned immigration hardliner, told Fox News.

And if she were to give advice to her younger self, she'd say, "Through the hard work, through whatever you might have felt or been afraid of, you are doing the right thing.

For the past two decades, Ms Stone thinks, many people have felt overwhelmed and anxious, constantly afraid that they could miss out on social opportunities if they concentrate on any one thing.

"I have felt ― and I was afraid to share it with anybody ― that this flood is from God," he said on Monday in a clip posted online by Right Wing Watch.