Sentence examples for less afraid of it from inspiring English sources

"As people begin to be able to create with technology," she said, "they are less afraid of it".

"I would be a lot less afraid of it if I just knew what it was called," says a computer-generated porcupine.

In any case, Mr. Easton said, "all acting ideas and theories are now universal," with the important proviso that British actors get more chances to see and perform Shakespeare throughout their lives and are thus less afraid of it.

The more we feel we control a risk, the less afraid of it we are, and vice versa.

"As I met more people and learned that herpes is incredibly common, I became less afraid of it and less ashamed of it and sort of immune to the nastiness that I had always seen," Dawson said.

It exposes them repeatedly to what they're afraid of, and gradually you become less afraid of it, or have a healthy level of fear, and I thought of the Dauntless then, because they're conditioning perfectly normal people to get over perfectly rational fears".

There's no question that the Democrats are less afraid of him than they were".

It is also less afraid of politics: it published a newspaper article in November criticising the inclusion of Avigdor Lieberman, a right-wing extremist, in the Israeli government, while groups like the AJC kept an embarrassed silence.But the pro-Israel heavy guns still predominate.

"Britain should be less afraid of elitism because it brings up everyone's standards," Dyson told the Observer.

But as death rates on land soared, people became less afraid of sea travel; it was not much riskier than staying at home.

But Schuster thinks there's been a counter-trend in recent years, which has made people less afraid of talking about it.