She considered taking off her coat but was afraid to move that drastically, afraid that its breadth might make a sail in the wind and pull her down.
I was no longer afraid of moving my head.
"Never be afraid of moving sideways, because you learn a huge amount in different settings.
She noticed that some African women were afraid of moving to China because they feared a lack of appropriate hair care.
"How can we sit down and make sure that we're moving and not be afraid that someone's going to attack our freedoms and our rights?" Still, other prominent Democrats went further, calling outright for tougher laws.
"We wouldn't necessarily be looking to churn a huge number of players, because that can have a destabilising effect, but we aren't afraid of moving in the market," said Woodward, on a conference call with City analysts.
"I'm trying to continue running a business, and if I go to somebody's house to do an estimate or a moving job, I'm afraid the cops are going to show up.
Kim Byong Joon, chairman of the presidential committee on government innovation and decentralization, said Mr. Roh's opponents were afraid of moving South Korea, which first began democratizing in 1987, from a "Confucian, authoritarian" order to an open society.
Curtis sees this increasingly managed society as an extension of "a deeply conservative ideology that says it is deeply dangerous to try and change the world and thus makes us afraid of moving forward into an uncertain, but possibly better, future".
If I could be that nurturing voice to the younger man, it would be beautiful to have found his voice earlier, in every sense of the word, and to not be afraid of moving away from the limelight sooner than I did.
