Sentence examples for know how afraid from inspiring English sources

"Well, I think young men know how afraid they are".

Journalists know how afraid NHS staff are, less whistleblowers than nervous whisperers.

"I get it, as much as a middle-class, European American, person of privilege could get it... .. Did I tell you how keenly aware I am of my social location and do you know how I afraid I am of having an opinion?

I've worked at Google, and I know how companies are afraid of them.

Quoting Marcel Proust is always a dangerous game for a designer — especially when the translation of a phrase about "only women who do not know how to dress are afraid of colors" was headed: "Color Therapy".

I said, "Do you know how many kids would be afraid to stand up to a mean kid like that and defend his friends?

It is something they are quite afraid of, they know how cold it can get..

IF you have never bought truffles because, frankly, you do not know how to begin and you are afraid you will get skunked, well, you are not alone.

"Everybody is afraid of AIDS, but we really needn't be afraid of it if we know how it is transmitted," she notes.

I know how Mr. Isherwood felt about "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", but how did Mr. Brantley feel about the show?

One of his virtues is that he is never afraid to let us know how scared and inadequate he felt at times, how painfully homesick he was.