Sentence examples for usually afraid from inspiring English sources

It happens in the privacy of the home and victims are usually afraid to press charges.

Hospitals usually afraid to blow whistles now talk to anyone who'll listen.

Ron LeFlore, a former convict, played center field for Detroit, "and Ronnie wasn't usually afraid of anything".

Marnie is usually afraid of small boats but she swallows her fear and enjoys the ride in and out of the quiet coves.

"If a hotel is priced perilously low you're usually afraid of what you will find lurking behind the door," he said.

Stephan Bugaj wrote: "My girlfriend and I go to games and she is usually afraid that she'll be knocked over, be grabbed, or whatever.

But victims are usually too afraid to complain, and the families who might speak for them are far away and often ignorant of what occurred.

The police and the courts are usually too afraid to investigate the validity of the claims, leading to convictions on hearsay.

They state, that offenders are usually more afraid of each other than of the police.

Early adopters want quality and are usually not afraid of spending money to scratch an itch.

Pepper believes that most people know when their investment adviser isn't worth keeping, but they are usually too afraid to make a switch.