Sentence examples for permanently afraid from inspiring English sources

Because a first experience with let's say the veterinarian's office is bad or a horse's first experience with the horse trailer is flipping over backwards and hitting their head, they may become permanently afraid of that trailer.

A gift which will have you frantically searching through user forums trying to work out how to regift it, and permanently afraid of shuffling songs lest U2's gentle croons assault you again.

Yet he senses a change: Never abundant, jobs have become permanently scarce, with employers afraid to take a chance, and many companies just moving away.

Afraid to settle permanently in Europe because of his Jewish background or in the United States because of his leftist sympathies, he chose Mexico.

They're useful for storing old data you want to get off the hard drive but are afraid to delete permanently, great for archiving huge digital music files and if you're willing to learn how to edit video on the PC great for storing home movies.

"She was afraid I would want to live out there permanently," he explained.

I was so afraid that your multiple betrayals had damaged me permanently, that I would never learn to trust or to love again.

But Miyashiro was afraid that another dose of gunplay make-believe would permanently entrench him as little more than a meme.

It's afraid that this would just end with those strings becoming permanently attached.

The Danish Refugee Council (2014) stated: They do not want to make them [the refugees] feel too comfortable, because they are afraid that more refugees would come and that they would stay permanently.

What you must remind yourself daily -- through simple affirmations or guided visualizations -- is that your past is your past, and whatever happened in your past, which makes you afraid today, must be dealt with and its mental imprints removed permanently.