Sentence examples for once afraid to from inspiring English sources

Modern man is at once afraid to live and afraid to die.

He and others pointed out that the music industry was once afraid to take a similarly aggressive stance when its product appeared on the Napster music-sharing service.

Once afraid to join his church choir, after high school he sang — stutter free — with the Harlem Gospel Singers and was a background singer for Robin S., a recording artist whose "Show Me Love" was a hit in the 1990s.

Decent risks exist where banks were once afraid to venture.

People were once afraid to give their credit card details to buy something online, and that is laughable now.

Since the Pouchee took off, Anita has had to fight off the copycats -- and with a patent firmly in place, the woman who was once afraid to make a sale, has become fearless.

This show was once not afraid to linger over such events, but now it doesn't have time.

After an hour and a half, the concert ends, and the crowd starts to leave the venue they were once so afraid to set foot in again.

Once people became afraid to consume, the economy was bound to suffer.

Because our aid to Egypt is our most obvious leverage over its military, and because we can really only pull that lever once, Washington is afraid to follow through and do it.

Still high-school students without heavy financial obligations, they agreed, and began to gather at the rehearsal room — a disused garage at the record company's headquarters, in the same Wandsworth building where they had once been too afraid to drop off a demo.