Sentence examples for terrified of failure from inspiring English sources

"We're terrified of failure, and audiences expect everything to be perfect.

They were supportive even when we fought, so I'm not terrified of failure like many people I know".

They are terrified of failure and of the Godless world they believe is about to engulf or crush them.

Dad is Greg Kinnear, a motivational speaker and would-be bestselling how-to-fix-your-life author who is secretly terrified of failure.

Most of us are so terrified of failure that we resist going after opportunities and giving new things a go.

Every time I start something new, something I hope will make an impact, I'm terrified of failure.

She openly admits to being terrified of financial failure, and often considers pursuing a "safe" career like medicine as an alternative to trying to pay rent as a writer and performer.

But he is terrified of a eurozone failure dragging Britain down with it.

Her example, of a twenty-year-old terrified of distraction and failure, and bold enough to ask God for success, is inspiring; her sanguine effort to find a way through well-worn territory to original language is instructive.

And they're terrified of the prospect of failure.

In the Commons, the prime minister told Mr Miliband: "What we've seen is he is totally terrified of Labour's failures in Wales on the NHS".