Sentence examples for rather afraid from inspiring English sources

Yes, I am rather afraid it is".

Which he's rather afraid he still does.

Rather afraid we might lose, because of the whole thing with everyone being crap except me.

Love in this novel is idealistic and high-minded; it is also, by implication, rather afraid of sex.

Margaret Thatcher, the new prime minister, has already voiced concerns, in a television interview the previous year, that "people are really rather afraid that this country might be rather swamped by people with a different culture".

Now, that is an awful lot and I think it means that people are really rather afraid that this country might be rather swamped by people with a different culture".

But gender is malleable and elusive, and we need to become comfortable with this fact, rather than afraid of it.

(Sound familiar?) It's this evil — historical, unacknowledged, and pervasive — that is truly disgusting; the Losers Club defeats it by feeling disgusted, rather than afraid.

It was teeming with the mature male elephants with giant tusks that are normally poached, and "naïve" apes who had never encountered humans and were curious, rather than afraid.

Rather, be afraid of your own shadow.

This anger makes us feel empowered rather than afraid.