Sentence examples for would be afraid to go from inspiring English sources

I never thought I would be afraid to go out and talk to people.

His series wallows in old stereotypes that most network shows would be afraid to go near, even for laughs.

Gail Golden, co-chairwoman of the Rockland Immigration Coalition, said that if the local police become partners with ICE agents, immigrants would be afraid to go to the police.

Mandy says she would be afraid to go back without some proof that you were disposed to treat us justly and kindly; and we have concluded to test your sincerity by asking you to send us our wages for the time we served you.

("The way they describe it, I'd be afraid to go up there — and I live up there," Chief Perry told me during a recess, which he was using to complete the Times crossword puzzle).

They'd be afraid to go get zipMUD just to see if it worked or if they liked it and still have to spend money".

"When I looked in the door, this looked like a place you wouldn't be afraid to go to," Ms. Nelson told Mrs. Harris, who has red-tinted dreadlocks.

As she becomes more and more hysterical, it is clear why Pauline Kael called The Innocents "the best ghost movie I've ever seen", and it is easy to mourn the fact that Henry James, when he finally took up residence at Lamb House, did not have a DVD player in his drawing room, all the more to frighten himself so that he would, once more, be afraid to go to bed.

And not be afraid to go forward".

Limited benefits directly caused many disadvantaged older people to be afraid to go to hospitals.

Don't be afraid to go deep.