Sentence examples for must be afraid from inspiring English sources

For there to be a war between us, first we must be afraid of each other, we must hate.

He was still hovering over her with his gun, and it occurred to her that he must be afraid.

Charles also countered the "criticism" he has faced over the years saying he put up with it as the issues were so important, adding "none of us must be afraid to stand up and be counted".

And a spokesman for the Republican National Committee, Trent Duffy, said, "Jim McGreevey must be afraid of a fair fight, so he's running to court to block New Jerseyans from hearing the truth about his retread record".

Because when you are jailing an ailing 62-year-old democracy scholar from the American University in Cairo, whose biggest sin was that he was working to give some real meaning to Egypt's parliamentary elections, you really must be afraid of your own people and you really must want to terrify every other potential democracy advocate in your society.

Your HR Managers must be afraid of that VP.

Finally, hotels, off-licences, taxi firms, takeaways, bouncers, and indeed all of us, must be more alert to suspicious behaviour and must not be afraid to speak up.

While the diagnostician must not be afraid to find something novel, the finding must be real.

We must build on recent successes and in doing so must not be afraid to learn the lessons from what we could have done better.

They must learn to acquire power within their companies and once they have it, they must not be afraid to wield the power they have earned.

But, for those moments of silence to work, the playwright must be attuned to what it is that his characters aren't saying, and he must not be afraid of damaging the play's pacing or diffusing the plot.