Sentence examples for so afraid of it from inspiring English sources

That's why people are so afraid of it.

Why should anyone be so afraid of it?

"People are so afraid of it, but these people don't look scary at all.

"He likes to create a sense of immediacy about his death since he's so afraid of it".

The villagers were so afraid of it that they locked themselves in their houses on the days it was coming.

"Benjamin Harrison was the first president to install electricity, but he was so afraid of it that he had the electricians turn the lights on and off".

"What are you so afraid of?" I asked.

"The Winning Season," a mousy little film about an alcoholic loser who becomes the coach of a high school girls' basketball team in Indiana, is so afraid of its own shadow that it cowers in a corner trying to decide what it wants to be.

Maybe it would have been too much to expect The Infidel to take the Dawkins line, but the film is so afraid of its own premise that it doesn't even have Djalili questioning his Islamic beliefs, partly because, as a swearing, drinking, prayer-dodging bloke, he didn't have too many Islamic beliefs to begin with.

Meanwhile, a senior UN official who published a critical report in 2013 about the British police's surveillance of political groups has criticised an "established democracy such as Britain" for being "so afraid of its own citizens that it feels the need to spy on peaceful civic groups".

He stands for the things the $50,000-a-plate social liberals wish Democratic politicians would say if they weren't so afraid of how it would play in Toledo.