Sentence examples for sometimes afraid of from inspiring English sources

He was not afraid of the survivors, although he was sometimes afraid of the other killers he had testified against.

Kimin, like many small children, both loved his aged grandfather and was sometimes afraid of him, and now that his grandfather is dead this ambiguity weighs on him.

Judge Thokozile Masipa, who presided over the murder trial, decided to ignore messages in which Steenkamp talked about the athlete's volatile moods and said she was sometimes afraid of him.

He was an Englishman who was sometimes afraid of Americans and fame but, on his final record, could sing "Look up here / I'm in heaven" as a way of describing where he wanted to end up, maybe, but definitely where Bowie — that outsider who made different kids feel like dancing in that difference, and who had a genius for friendship, too — had lived since we knew him.

"What we are experiencing, as part of our evolution, is very unusual," says Strassmann. "There are women who are sometimes afraid of not having a period," says Clancy.

I'm sometimes afraid of going home, especially when I've been away for a long time.

[PNC 0207126] Others said they were sometimes afraid to take their medications for fear of others finding out their status.

Members are now sometimes afraid to speak publicly by name for fear of reprisals.

"My parents are sometimes afraid because of my activities," she said.

Seven (3%) of the cases of physical abuse was because the carer reported that they were sometimes afraid that they might hit or hurt the care recipient.

People were tired and stressed and sometimes afraid.