Sentence examples for indeed afraid to from inspiring English sources

Thus, like BSE farmers feeding cows to their cows, the opinions of Hopkins, seemingly based on the unattributed hearsay of some policemen who are indeed afraid to patrol certain estates, are in turn recycled back into the Trump machine from whence they came.

When uniformed men representing the government come calling, some Muslims are indeed afraid and reluctant to talk, according to both Muslims and law enforcement officials.

I would bring them to sleepovers, and watch as my friends curled up beneath blankets in anticipation of each new slaying, quickly emerging thereafter to try to catch the others in the room silly enough to show that they were indeed afraid.

It may preserve the business relationship it has with Apple, while proving to the world that Apple is indeed afraid of Samsung and its increasing growth.

It's a stirring song and Anne-Marie Helder's delivery of the vocals make us believe that she is indeed "afraid of promises that lie".

"Don't be afraid to dream," indeed.

Buy this book by Charles McCarry.' " Indeed, Mr. Penzler is not afraid to pick favorites.

Indeed, Mr. O'Reilly complains that he frequently has to beat the bushes to find liberals to argue with because so many are afraid to go on his show.

Simon Mason, editor of Black Arts by Jonathan Prentice and Andrew Weil Don't be afraid to make mistakes Indeed, take risks, experiment.

As I said earlier, Ofsted has never been afraid to change, and indeed in the last few years it has changed enormously.

And he was not afraid to be very close indeed to a few people.