Sentence examples for perhaps fearful from inspiring English sources

I began thinking about the subject a few weeks ago, when a friend of mine asked if I would be traveling to D.C. for Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity" or Colbert's "Rally to Restore Fear" (now combined into one giant "rally"... to restore "sane fear," or perhaps "fearful sanity," one assumes).

Officials refused, perhaps fearful it would draw other disgruntled survivors.

AT&T has refused, perhaps fearful that Comcast would take charge of the combined business.

Other militant groups have been disbanding in recent days, perhaps fearful of a crackdown on radical Islamic organisations.

But from the outset, opponents have usually committed two defenders to Shockey, perhaps fearful of his impact -- physical and psychological.

Desperate to ensure the continuation of his new monotheistic religion, and perhaps fearful of death, Akhenaten decided to appoint his queen, Nefertiti, as co-ruler.

Now, at forty-seven, I think it should be the other way around: life is first fear, then boredom (as perhaps the fearful Larkin of "Aubade" knew).

Someone, perhaps a fearful parent, had cut off her hair and dressed her in boys' clothing, perhaps to shield her from the threat of sexual assault.

Scotland already has its own conversation, and newly confident in its own identity is perhaps less fearful of being subsumed by Brussels.

A different patient -- less focused, curious or skeptical, or perhaps more fearful -- might have resisted digging for bad news.

The ministries, however, enmeshed in free-market policies and cost-cutting, and perhaps overly fearful of potential iatrogenic illness and ethnic discontent with targeted interventions, were deeply opposed.