Sentence examples for much less afraid from inspiring English sources

"It sounds bad, but I'm much less afraid than before," she went on, and she looked proud.

"It's interesting to watch the young gays these days, because they're so much less afraid in general, but there are still huge communities where it's not OK at all".

Speaking from Washington, where he was briefing members of Congress, Mr. McGuinness said, "There is no doubt that people felt much less afraid than before, much more confident about building their lives and businesses and that, despite the problems besetting the political process, they believed the peace process would continue".

In addition, they are much less afraid of failure than the previous startup generation in their mid-late 30s and 40s.

Now it seems the public are much less afraid, and, whether or not it's the case that majority support for independence exists, seem much more willing to put it to the test in a referendum.

Democrats, having taken control of the House after November's blue wave, are suddenly much less afraid.

Miramax boss Harvey Weinstein, who sat on Hero for almost two years before finally releasing it in the US in the early autumn, was concerned enough about the political clamour surrounding the film to issue a statement (quoted in Variety) declaring: "Yimou is not afraid of anything, much less the government.

You might think that the debt negotiation is useless and is not an option, you are wrong, and here's the reason: Creditors most afraid of losing their money much less need to remove the debt from their books altogether.

It's worth the effort: positive emotions make us less afraid, more creative, more productive, and much happier.

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

I'm too afraid to try learning a second language, much less trying to become a fictional mystery writer in one.