Sentence examples for rather fearful from inspiring English sources

If anything, he should be rather fearful of the experience and wary of it.

Even so, Ms. Dench very nearly didn't go to India because she was "rather fearful" of traveling to a developing country.

As someone who is a total klutz and rather fearful of heights, trust me whey I say that this staggeringly beautiful film by Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi is the perfect armchair adventure (especially if you've been sweating like a pig through one of the hottest summers on record in the United States).

I suppose I was angry rather than fearful".

Amid the sexual carnival of the seventies, gay life started to look fun rather than fearful.

"Eighty percent of folks were more hopeful rather than fearful about what the coming year holds for them personally," he said.

He said that they were in a "unique position" to lead Americans in being tolerant and humane rather than fearful of their neighbors, because blacks themselves had suffered so much discrimination and abuse.

The whole terrain is polarised; while one page of a paper yesterday told the sobering tale of 17-year-old Toby Fairclough, dead after taking a single dose of ecstasy in a country field, another page in the same paper suggested that many young people these days are rather dull, fearful and unadventurous.

But the most uplifting effect of this autumn's 3-0 whitewash for Great Britain over Kemble's Kiwis is that it is possible to be upbeat about England's chances of causing the odd upset down under and at least reaching the final, rather than fearful of a repeat of their 2000 embarrassment on home soil.

Strachan has brought confidence to Scotland, and allowed fans to be hopeful rather than fearful.

Most youngsters are excited and motivated, rather than fearful, about learning a new language.