Sentence examples for scared of criticism from inspiring English sources

"We are not scared of criticism.

And if you're scared of criticism, you won't make it".

"Joop didn't like it at all," says Marijke. "I was a bit scared of the criticism," Joris admits.

In short, what if you're a newbie to criticism (and scared of it)? Tip #8: Re-imagine yourself as a gritty survivor.

More recent historians, such as Hollister and Green, view his implementation of justice much more sympathetically, particularly when set against the standards of the day, but even Green has noted that Henry was "in many respects highly unpleasant", and Alan Cooper has observed that many contemporary chroniclers were probably too scared of the King to voice much criticism.

One of the criticisms I've always had is Republicans -- white Republicans -- have been scared of black folks.

Scared of Russkies.

Scared of the exposure?

Too scared of her.

"Scared of being embarrassed.

Scared of nasal fatigue?