Sentence examples for so fearful of it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gregg called it a modest proposal and wondered aloud why Democrats were so fearful of it.

Iceland is so fearful of its herring and cod being wiped out that it decided against trying to join the European Union because it would have to admit European fishing trawlers to its waters.

As a lawyer, I work in an occupation that's constantly focusing on right and wrong, so perhaps it's no wonder I was so fearful of doing it wrong.

Those who savor time are not so fearful of spending it.

The medical profession has become so fearful of litigation that it sometimes incapable of giving advice on purely professional matters on which the patient ('or customer') can have no informed views.

In examining Washington's constant difficulties with the governments in Saigon, the study found the United States so heavily committed to the regime of the moment and so fearful of instability that it was unable to persuade the South Vietnamese to make the political and economic reforms that Americans deemed necessary to win the allegiance of the people.

The 87-year-old Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, at 65th Street and Central Park West, was so fearful of damage to its Gothic steeple that it went ahead with the project before the financing was fully in place.

Robert Reich, the labour secretary in the Clinton administration, says the Obama White House, mindful of how the health industry killed off Clinton's attempts at reform, has grown so fearful of industry money that it has quietly reached agreement to pull back from price caps and public health insurance.

There's a shadow of darkness to all their thudding blows and sputtering epithets, but is it the characters who are so fearful of growing up or is it their creators?

"Brennan and Dale almost bring down the house by clinging to a delayed adolescence that makes them seem angry rather than playful and joyous," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, adding, "There's a shadow of darkness to all their thudding blows and sputtering epithets, but is it the characters who are so fearful of growing up or is it their creators?" ADAM W. KEPLER.

That the administration of the first black president is so fearful of the rightwing media that it didn't even take a day to think it over before jumping on their absurd bandwagon?