Sentence examples for was especially afraid from inspiring English sources

(Spiezio was especially afraid of arrest since this facial hair alone could get him 20 years).

When she was pregnant with her seventh child, the queen was especially afraid for her unborn child because the number seven was traditionally associated with death.

Looking back, neither I nor my colleagues were especially afraid of contracting AIDS.

My mother is especially afraid for me, being a male in my 20s.

Does it mean anything else if I'm especially afraid of wolves?

At night, when the camps are mostly unlit and the number of policemen dwindle, they're especially afraid to leave their shelters.

The only demographic registering a decrease, of an almost negligible 4%, was 3rd grade to 6th grade, perhaps because children of that age group are especially afraid of being shunned or harassed for their appearance.

"Sure, the H1N1 virus may not seem like much now, but what they're especially afraid of is this; When a cell is infected with one flu virus, and then a SECOND virus infects the same cell, you get a combination virus, and when that happens there's no real way of telling what you're going to get.

Female respondents were especially afraid of the consequences if found to be HIV-positive.

The Guardian was especially critical, describing the music as "afraid of anything approaching a fast tempo", and adding that the piece has "little awareness of the need for recurrent ideas that will bind the work into a whole".

Be especially aware if you are afraid, the dog will instantly sense 'fear'fear