Sentence examples for somehow afraid of from inspiring English sources

Or, another student who wrote: "We all are somehow afraid of the future.

Maybe you don't even learn all the time, but from the beginning, you should somehow not be afraid of failure and learn how to stand up and start again.

He'd be afraid of losing it somehow.

This, my friends, is exactly what we were afraid of when Trump somehow managed to get elected president two years ago.

Most people will say that what they are really afraid of is being trapped somehow.

As she went off with her grandparents, the mother came back to tell us that her daughter had been very afraid of Santa until then, but somehow seeing him had gotten her over the fear.

What the poet is afraid of is that the life will somehow invalidate the art (cries of "He's insincere!", "She's inconsistent!").

I always felt awkward and out of place, afraid of breaking or smudging something, or somehow giving away the fact that I clearly didn't belong there.

The fact that my generation is ACTIVELY AFRAID of aging, as it means we'll somehow cease to exist as women makes me cry.

I'm actually afraid of my own bed, as if it's somehow become associated with the accident.

"Somehow along the line of my life, somebody's been missing," Ms. Afraid of Hawk said.