Sentence examples for scared of expressing from inspiring English sources

Don't be scared of expressing your feelings to them.

Recalling a fellow male peer expressing his emotions in the group another male participant said, "I think men are kind of scared to express how they feel… it's not manly.

One informant stated: One gets scared of the forces expressed in "I want to commit suicide".

The husband-and-wife duo of Cecil and Linda Womack made some of the most enduring, sensuous, slinky, soul records of the 1980, starting with their wonderful debut album Love Wars, a favourite on US urban stations with the quiet storm ballads "Baby I'm Scared Of You" and "Express Myself", and its electro-funk title track, which became their UK chart debut in 1984.

And fear of offence shows you are scared of what happens if people express their opinions.

Two respondents expressed being scared of drug studies, one did not want to be "experimented on," one stated he had allergies, and another respondent doubted the concept of equipoise: " How do you know that it has the same risks, when you still haven't tried it on people yet?

I am one of those lucky ones who survived the threats and left the country, but there are many right now who are having nightmares every night and are scared of getting killed every day for expressing their views.

"We are scared of both sides," a village elder, Mutayeb Khan, told the soldiers, expressing a litany of concerns shared by many villagers in remote parts of the country.

Are you scared of "pressuring" her into a relationship, or "ruining" the friendship by expressing your interest or making a move?

Henry's mother later privately expresses displeasure with her son's new wife, observing that her children are clearly scared of her.

Brat expressed exasperation with Obama's use of scripture--specifically Obama's November, 2015 exhortation to conservatives not to be "scared of [Syrian] widows and orphans".