Sentence examples for quite afraid of from inspiring English sources

"Grammar-school teachers were quite afraid of the reforms," he recalls.

It is something they are quite afraid of, they know how cold it can get..

"What they thought about Poland is that they were quite afraid of it," Gutkowski says.

I think men are probably quite afraid of women's power to bring forth life and feed their babies.

I was quite afraid of that, there were quite a lot of aimless kids around, in that 'other' side of my life, who didn't really know what to do because they always had a bank balance to fall back on and they were quite lost".

"Facebook, I believe, is quite afraid of this third option," he continues.

It has been reported in Finland that 21-36% of children are quite afraid or very afraid of something connected with dental treatment [ 15] and that 5-19% of adults are very afraid of visiting a dentist [ 16], while correspondingly one fourth of adults in England reported that they definitely always feel anxious about going to a dentist [ 17].

"When she arrived she was quite afraid but now she is happy and is taking things well," says Ms. Parihar of the new arrival.

Complete information on delayed visiting, dental problems, and usual reason for visiting was available for the 3,615 non afraid, 826 a little afraid, 271 quite afraid and 612 very afraid individuals.

Of those people who usually visited the dentist for a problem 72.3% of people who were very afraid of going to the dentist stated that the problem was usually for the relief of pain, compared to 54.7% of people with no dental fear, 67.2% with a little fear and 61.7% who were quite afraid (χ2 = 57.72, p < 0.001).

"Most of those Negroes along the way have joined us, and although this Wallace-baiting sounds like a little boy whose big brother has come home and who is standing outside a bully's window just to jeer, these Negroes are never going to be quite so afraid of the bully again.