Sentence examples for not particularly afraid from inspiring English sources

I'm not particularly afraid.

Duckman! " Julian says he's not particularly afraid of failure.

Adult lions are not particularly afraid of humans, making it relatively easy to get close to one.

(Like Anderson, I am not particularly afraid of being called pretentious; would that our similarities didn't end there).

Now, I am not particularly afraid of heights or speed, but as the car begins lifting and I see how far I will fall should the safety mechanism fail, my sense of mortality becomes acutely real.

Longin: I've received hurtful comments on my blog in the past, so I'm not particularly afraid of that now.

Researchers say it's not clear whether Tushi was annoyed by the drone or only curious they say her facial expression suggests she wasn't particularly afraid.

It's not that I actually feel actively afraid of meditating, and you might not feel particularly afraid of whatever you are not-doing, either.

Judging from the post, supporters of Mr. Assad do not appear to be particularly afraid of the United States.

Not because I'm particularly afraid of the ocean, it's just I look very out of place inside of it.

As part of the episode is set in one of their stores, office supply chain Staples Inc. watched the episode carefully to ensure they were not portrayed negatively; they were particularly afraid that Dwight's manner of quitting was disrespectful to the company.