Sentence examples for though afraid of from inspiring English sources

The black waiter kept quietly coming over to my table as though afraid of being noticed.

As though afraid of being scolded, she told him it was not she who had invited the press.

He gave a faint smile, more a tremor of the lips, as though afraid of being hit, and I pitied him.

Deyckecaire isn't the kinetic showoff of Modiano's first novel or the moral dilettante of his second, but a quiet man, painfully awkward, observed by his son with a yearning flecked with contempt: He gave a faint smile, more a tremor of the lips, as though afraid of being hit, and I pitied him.

It's funny, heroic, exaggerated and most of all energetic; it speeds along as though afraid of losing audience attention.

Even though he is afraid of flying, he managed to let go of his fear by surrendering to God. "I thought of this list," Khary said, "and I told myself that there was nothing to be afraid of". Khary claimed that he isn't good at romantic stuff -- at all.

I, though, was not afraid of anyone beating me.

I did that?" Mostly, though, he's afraid of stasis.

"Obviously, though, they're afraid of Jim Florio's record".

More than the money, though, I was afraid of the diagnosis.

More, though, I was afraid of physical violence against our persons.