Sentence examples for was extremely fearful from inspiring English sources

Another video of Chloe opening her Christmas presents clearly showed she was extremely fearful of McPartland, Kelly said.

From that moment on, Michael was extremely fearful of dogs and started to exhibit persistent avoidance behavior" (Muris 2007; p. 75).

"They are extremely fearful and very concerned," she said.

But we seem to be extremely fearful of disclosing any genetic information".

"Our fans are extremely fearful," Mark Longden, a spokesman for the Manchester United Independent Supporters Association, said in a telephone interview.

Third, most Kenyans have been extremely fearful of returning to the frightening days of 2007 and early 2008 when the country essentially shut down and Kenyans of all ethnic groups and socioeconomic classes suffered.

Ed Rollins, the Reagan White House official who took many orders from Nancy Reagan, wryly notes: "I've never been afraid of a U.S. senator, but I've been extremely fearful of first ladies".

Nevertheless, Balls is extremely fearful of being seen as a friend of that hazily sketched star of many of Osborne's speeches – the stay-in-bed layabout whose curtains are closed when his neighbours drag themselves off to work at the crack of dawn.

I'm extremely fearful of governments undermining the United Nations, to see the international conventions which have been my life's inspiration, and my generation's, the ground we walked on really, being destroyed - that frightens me because it carries enormous implications.

"Standing at the edge of the bridge and looking down and seeing nothing but water and rocks - and knowing that the only thing that holds you is a bungee rope - is extremely fearful," he said.

A little later in life I discovered that Summer is extremely fearful of spiders.