Sentence examples for very afraid about from inspiring English sources

"People are very afraid about Lalish.

The president seems to be getting very afraid about any forthcoming operation in Kandahar.

As traders braced themselves for further shifts towards yes in polls due within days, the Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said Scottish voters needed to "be very afraid" about the risks of independence.

"It's my opinion also," she said, adding: "You know, to do all this stuff on the street, we are very afraid about our nation, because we consider ourselves like normal, standard people.

Isinbayeva, however, initially insisted: "If we allow people to promote and do all this stuff on the street, we are very afraid about our nation because we consider ourselves like normal, standard people.

"We are very afraid about our nation because we consider ourselves normal, standard people," said Isinbayeva.

Unfortunately, we have been very afraid to talk about these kinds of problems.

It seems many people are still very afraid to talk about cancer, especially the Asian American and Asian community.

The political rhetoric to which we are now relentlessly exposed is either a) to be very afraid and angry about a system that has not kept its promises, or b) to have confidence in the restored system that will keep its promise of wellbeing and security.

"I was very afraid and desperately worried about my children," she continues.

And I was very afraid and I talked to Isaac about it.