Sentence examples for scared of talking from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is very scared of talking within London Met at the moment," says another junior academic.

We are not scared of talking to one another, to tell each other the truth.

We weren't really allowed to go anywhere and people were scared of talking to us.

But back to my first question: why are we so scared of talking about how economics affects who gets to be an artist?

"People should not be scared of talking about safeguarding: a child protection referral can be seen as a success, because if it's done well you can show that all the required procedures were followed and children are safe.

"Isn't he scared of talking on the phone like this?

"He always spoke his mind and was not scared of openly talking to relatives of the underground members, calling on the bandits to put down their arms and return to a normal life," he said.

People are scared of even talking of Bihar's asmita (pride).

As my gaggle ditched the watering holes at the zoo to sniff out some food at a nearby restaurant, I wondered out loud why every other gay we met was so scared of actually talking to the men they ogled from across the Penguin Pit, asking my friends, "What are people so afraid of?" "They're afraid of rejection," one of my gaggle replied.

A man, who did not want to give his name because he was scared of reprisals, talked about the abduction of his son by a militia.

"When I first started selling cookies, I was kind of scared to talk to people I didn't know," she said.