Sentence examples for rather afraid of from inspiring English sources

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

Yellen has proven herself rather afraid of continuing the Bernanke monetary blowouts in their tremendous scale.

They can subsequently feel a bit "lost" in our department, and perhaps rather afraid of getting it wrong and being "told off" by a radiologist.

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

Yes, I am rather afraid it is".

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

Rather, be afraid of your own shadow.

F6: "It is not only that they do not have faith in us…I get the impression that they rather are "afraid" of us, I don't mean it in a real sense, but as intruders we invade their personal space their kingdom where they rule and feel challenged… they feel that they need to be protected against us and the easiest way to achieve this is by exercising their power over us…and this can take many forms".

Q I always feel self-conscious and rather am afraid of any social gathering and could never feel comfortable with anyone in the group.

Machine learning then becomes a benefit rather than a threat, and you may find yourself evangelizing for it rather than being afraid of it.

It's awkward rather than explosive — dancers afraid of falling, rather than heavenly bodies crashing.