Sentence examples for is particularly afraid from inspiring English sources

In 2014, they will either negotiate a new lease or move on, something neither is particularly afraid of doing.

Here's how you do it: If you have a friend who is particularly afraid of her parents and is worried that she'll get in trouble for almost anything, even getting home ten minutes past her curfew, then you should call her pretending that you're confirming a pot delivery to her home.

If you have a friend who is particularly afraid of her parents and is worried that she'll get in trouble for almost anything, even getting home ten minutes past her curfew, then you should call her pretending that you're confirming a pot delivery to her home.

Businessmen and private-sector workers are particularly afraid and angry.

"We were particularly afraid of their suicide bombers and booby traps".

Women in the ethnic areas have learned to be particularly afraid.

Judging from the post, supporters of Mr. Assad do not appear to be particularly afraid of the United States.

She said Ms. Huntley was particularly afraid of Mr. Sampson, whose indictment on embezzlement charges was unsealed this week and was recorded by federal agents trying to get a list of witnesses, to "take them out".

Local Army veteran Jim Roberts, 87, didn't know enough to be particularly afraid when he was plucked from his base in Fort Jackson to join an experimental mission in Nevada 64 years ago.

Not because I'm particularly afraid of the ocean, it's just I look very out of place inside of it.

As part of the episode is set in one of their stores, office supply chain Staples Inc. watched the episode carefully to ensure they were not portrayed negatively; they were particularly afraid that Dwight's manner of quitting was disrespectful to the company.