Sentences with phrase «be afraid of what»

If this is a person who means that much to you then you should be able to lay it all out there and not be afraid of what the ramifications are.

It helps couples to not be afraid of what the other person is feeling.

In creating a rejection thank - you letter, always think of the positive outcomes of sending the document rather than be afraid of what the other end of the transaction will think.

If you are a fearull type, you would be afraid of the what - if and more likely to take precautions.

And don't be afraid of what the evidence indicates.

Those doors may unnerve at first glance, but once you've acclimatised to Resident Evil 7's tactics, it seldom gives you much reason to be afraid of what lurks beyond.»

It's amazing to know that you don't have to be afraid of what the future holds.

We can't be afraid of what our kids might say; as leaders, we've got to understand that we work for kids.

Reflecting on the experience of writing about her lived reality, Tajnia shared that she was «able to let go and not be afraid of what people's thoughts were towards me.

Even though it is quite natural to be afraid of what the unknown contains, a lot of people still, simply, think, that interracial dating and relationships are quite wrong.

Style is a form of self - expression; don't be afraid of what other people might think.

So, don't be afraid of what people say, just do and wear what you love.

We tune it out because we may be afraid of what it has to say.

I don't need to be afraid of what people are going to think,» she said.

From Christian mom to Christian mom: don't be afraid of what God wants for you, don't be afraid of having more kids, kids need Love and not material things (if money is what concerns you).

Wouldn't you be afraid of what was to happen and therefore cause your body to tense up and strain to do what it naturally should be doing?

This would be a great way to indulge but not be afraid of what I'm putting in my body!

Don't be afraid of what you don't understand.

Summer is Here: How to Take a Real Vacation if You Run a Small Business As a small business owner you might be afraid of what could happen if you are away too long.

Mark Cuban, who founded Broadcast.com, said via email that the company was venturing into uncharted legal waters, and «while other attorneys were afraid of what they did not understand, Belinda dove right in.

We're afraid of what we really are.

She also worried that her professional image was too visible and was afraid of what people might think of her if she declared bankruptcy.

When people are afraid of what others think about them, it rubs off on others.

I was afraid of what I wrote -LSB-...]

I lived in denial for years because I was afraid of what might happen to me and my personal relationships (family and friends) if I were to make public who it is that I truely am.

We are afraid of what we don't understand.

I never confronted her on this because I'm afraid of what she might say to me.

[3] People today are afraid of what is difficult, and hence afraid of the commitment involved in marriage.

That sounds like you are afraid of what you might find.

If the scientists themselves were afraid of what they were doing, certainly the public ought to be.

Do we ever allow him to speak to us, or are we afraid of what he might say?

Or, maybe more Christians should be doing this kind of thing, and the only reason we aren't is because we're afraid of what «legalistic» Christians will say.

When it comes down to it, they are afraid of what s3x means.

Sometimes I think the church (read: the institution, «Christianity Incorporated») is afraid of what everyone else would think if they stripped themselves of the artificial crap, if they stopped — for all practical purposes — encouraging other to lie about their emotional state (which, by extension, means they're encouraging others to SIN).

WTHI: Prayers for human trafficking Human trafficking is a growing concern in the United States and with the 2012 Super Bowl just around the corner, one local group is afraid of what the sporting event will bring with it.

Maybe he's been working at the Vatican too long, and their high handed, manipulative behaviors have rubbed off on him, and he's afraid of what they would hold him responsible for, in raising this matter in public.

My friends are also struggling to step out because they're afraid of what will happen to the people they've loved and served once they're gone.

or, are you afraid of what you might find?

We are afraid of what Christ might do to our business if others knew that He was our king.

If I understand your ranting correctly, you accepted God / Jesus because you are afraid of what will happen to you if you don't.

We're afraid of what they might show us about ourselves.

I guess people are afraid of what they don't understand.

Because I'm afraid of what I might discover inside.....

Even the «religious» know its fake they just feel a comfort in keeping the religious traditions on or are afraid of what others may say... but of course they know its all BS

I love the symbolism of the deep water being our subconscious & being afraid of what it contains, it is a very real comparison when even dreams contain such mysteries that you wonder where they ever came from

He was afraid of what his neighbors would think of him when he returned and he was insecure about his wife and family when he was there.

Tried this recipe in place of our usual ham and shrimp laden fried rice and was afraid of what the kids would think.

I have never made them because I'm afraid of what will happen (aka I will eat the entire recipe).

Look When Wenger says «it's a severe damage» or he's afraid of what the scan will say, tells me its much longer than 3 months.

(3) this team is rotting from the inside out and it's going to take some unprecedented moves on the part of this board and the fans to facilitate the necessary changes... this club must rid itself of it's absentee billionaire landlord before we become just another sporting wasteland in this man's collection of flailing clubs... when this is done it will expose just what exactly has been going on behind the scenes and I'm afraid of what will be uncovered because if Wenger's business model is as antiquated as his football philosophy it could look an awful lot like and old Monty Python sketch in the backroom... we need to replace the owner with someone who actually cares about this club and isn't afraid to wear their emotions on his or her sleeves or spend their own money to achieve greatness... this new owner needs to find someone who represents the same sort of cutting edge that Wenger represented in his early years then pair that individual with someone who knows how to conduct transfers in the modern era... then and only then will we find a way to escape the malaise that has permeated our once storied club for way too many years