Sentence examples for were quite afraid of from inspiring English sources

"Grammar-school teachers were quite afraid of the reforms," he recalls.

"What they thought about Poland is that they were quite afraid of it," Gutkowski says.

Similarly, those people who were very afraid of going to the dentist had significantly more missing teeth in the mandibular arch than those people who were not afraid, were a little afraid or were quite afraid of going to the dentist.

It is something they are quite afraid of, they know how cold it can get..

I was quite afraid of that, there were quite a lot of aimless kids around, in that 'other' side of my life, who didn't really know what to do because they always had a bank balance to fall back on and they were quite lost".

"Facebook, I believe, is quite afraid of this third option," he continues.

If anything, this all just proves the point that the show is something to be quite afraid of.

As much as WND editor Joseph Farah insists that he's "not afraid of the truth" and how "we consistently break stories they don't dare break," he and WND have shown themselves to be quite afraid of the truth about Taitz.

The mobile teaching team said that care workers could be quite afraid of talking with patients about their existential and spiritual concerns.

It has been reported in Finland that 21-36% of children are quite afraid or very afraid of something connected with dental treatment [ 15] and that 5-19% of adults are very afraid of visiting a dentist [ 16], while correspondingly one fourth of adults in England reported that they definitely always feel anxious about going to a dentist [ 17].

At the beginning, the students were quite shy, afraid of talking and asking questions.