Sentence examples for seemed fearful from inspiring English sources
They also seemed fearful of discussing their families and their plight, she said.
At times, he has seemed fearful of crushing his players' fragile psyche.
Even in victory, Mr. Bush seemed fearful of voyaging into expansive discussions of education, health care, budget policy and foreign affairs.
Investors seemed fearful that the $957 billion bailout package for Greece and other nations, while providing short-term protection against default, might drag out the economic pain and hurt the financial system in the process.
In Jeantel's retelling of the night Martin was killed, he'd seemed fearful of the man following him around the subdivision and grew increasingly concerned that he was being followed, though he refused her suggestion that he run for safety.
The public seems fearful and cowed.
A peach in the crowd seems fearful.
At first glance, Mr. Masibay, 34, does not seem fearful.
His staging is so reverent as to seem fearful of humor or retrospective commentary.
Yet EU governments (and non-EU ones, too: Norway and Switzerland are even more egregious) seem fearful of their obstreperous farm lobbies.
