Sentence examples for quite fearful from inspiring English sources

People are quite fearful of dengue, and really tired of having insecticide sprayed in their homes".

I get quite fearful about interviews, so I sought advice from other actors.

Boyega said was "quite fearful" he had inadvertently misled people with the comments.

Taner Kuruca, the Soma man said to have been the victim, made a timid statement, sounding quite fearful.

I personally am quite fearful of it: I don't have a Facebook or anything, because I get kind of freaked out when my past is catalogued in such an orderly manner.

If anything, the domestic sugar lobby, which is quite fearful of Guatemalan competition, is leaning on Washington to make the agreement onerously one-sided by denying Central American exporters full access to our markets.

But other analysts reckon investors are wrong to be quite so fearful of Africa.

Perhaps it was actually quite a fearful state to live in — the knowledge that one had achieved complete success".

But for those for whom prevention has not succeeded, the work of Dr Bolli and his collaborators and rivals brings hope that a heart attack will, in the future, not be quite the fearful prospect it is today.

This book is a wide-angle and quite dire meditation on our nuclear present; Mr. Rosenbaum is convincingly fearful about where humanity stands.

The minority groups would quite likely become fearful about their status, and as we have seen elsewhere, such fear can lead to civil wars and ethnic cleansing.