Sentence examples for not only afraid from inspiring English sources

"In some majors, they are not only afraid of not finding a job, they have basically abandoned hope," he said.

"They're not only afraid of being found out, but also of being accused of being a terrorist".

The second factor is that out-of-state visitors appear to be not only afraid of flying, but also afraid of coming to New York in particular.

You can laugh at him only because it is possible to discern, somewhere beneath the manipulative whingeing, an underlying sweetness in his nature; a frankness and fragility that makes you not only afraid of him, but also afraid for him.

Marchionne is not only afraid of the government and public opinion: consumers play an important role as well.

Previous studies have found that elephants are not only afraid of ants but also will run away from areas with bees, as soon as they hear them buzzing.

"I was not only very afraid of the ramifications with God, but very ashamed and embarrassed," said Hulsey, who was raised Catholic.

Not only feeling afraid this or that man would not like me or leave me if I did not have unprotected sex, I remember the paralyzing anxiety over broaching a conversation about using condoms with a partner with whom this discussion was already much overdue.

The Iraqi police force, which disintegrated at the end of the war, is not only powerless but afraid to stop the heavily armed groups that now prowl over dozens of sites.

"This is a strategy to make sure that anyone and everyone who is opposed to you is afraid of you; not only now, is afraid of you forever".

"[I was afraid] all the time, and not only was I afraid, but what was happening was worse than what I might have expected," she says.