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Sentence Examples If he is the person who drafted the documents, I am afraid he has a very poor understanding of legal matters. Her grandfather was once a very loyal supporter of the Dark Sorcerers and I am afraid the apple never falls far from the tree. Many of them, I am afraid, are simply adamant in their views and are not interested in the evidence. People in the industry will spot holes in this legislation in all sorts of directions, and I am afraid that they have already spotted some. Now I am afraid that my right ear, which is almost normal, may also develop problems. I am afraid that the answer is one that people may not want to hear or even think about. I am afraid that now that I am a bit better things are not going to change much. I am afraid that a whole country, an entire people, will be destroyed for nothing. His curious logic in explaining his reasons for this is beyond my wit I am afraid. I am afraid that if I do speak out, against all that he has done, I will become a social leper. Also, the public service used to be apolitical, but I am afraid we cannot say that today. I am afraid you have reached the end of the line so far as the law courts are concerned. I am afraid no one will be enticed onto public transport, unless it goes where people want it, actually turns up and runs at useful times. You have brought to your position a loveliness and grace and intelligence that are unusual and, I am afraid, irreplaceable. If anything that is written here offends you, I am afraid that I am not truly sorry and I cannot sincerely apologise for it. It is just completely wrong, this, and it indicates and underlines I am afraid how much some of those places need reform themselves. I am afraid I have to say that I find that explanation difficult to understand. Still on the subject of conservation, I am afraid we will have to slap a preservation order on one of our national treasures. I am afraid I do not follow the reasoning as wheat straw thatch has been a common roof covering for hundreds of years. People keep telling me Greece is remarkably bright and I am afraid of overexposure. Show More Sentences I am afraid that coming from the subtropics we simply are not prepared for cold weather. I am afraid I simply cannot do this in the knowledge that they are likely to be committing acts which will breach international law. It began rather tamely, I am afraid, and started to fall to pieces after the first fortissimo downward scale. I listen to her set out her latest jargon-laden agenda for interfering in the lives and habits of British families, and after a few paragraphs I am afraid I am fit to be tied. I am afraid to say that this revelation caused a certain amount of food to be spat out, and scenes of a boisterous nature which cannot be tolerated in polite society. Without mincing words, I am afraid he is living in cloud cuckoo land. When I became a victim of the thought police I was genuinely surprised, and now I am afraid that my case has had a chilling effect on less established academics. I am afraid of becoming crushed, but the giant behemoths recognize my presence and leave a place for me to wheel through to get to the disappearing form of my lady. However, I am afraid I have gotten very iffy about transferring all of my accounts into one place. I am afraid if we wait any longer, the fall rains will catch us. The picture, undated I am afraid, shows the building in its former glory. If you believe that then, I am afraid, you have fallen hook line and sinker for the ill-informed and ignorant bile peddled by some of the media and extremists. If you had read the title of this story, you would think that this story will be a scary ghost story or a story about a murderer with an axe but I am afraid it is not. And I am afraid I also must laugh up my sleeve at this poor reader. I am afraid that I remain a total libertarian on such issues. Any future offers on speechmaking, I am afraid I will have to turn down. I was so eager to make their bedclothes agreeable and nice, I am afraid I was a bit loose-handed with the starch bottle. Then I am afraid to encounter the proing and conning of any thing interesting to me in England. In adversity I wish for prosperity, and in prosperity I am afraid of adversity. What mediocrity may be found? But I am afraid people will romanticize what Robin went through. Show More Sentences When I ventured the other day to criticise the system I was, I am afraid, misunderstood. You have given me an idea, Earthgirl, and it is one that I am afraid you will live to regret. Here are the glasses, Meg. But I am afraid that the virtue has gone from them, and now they are only glass. Perhaps they were meant to help once and only on Camazotz. Today I am afraid that fish in most of those rivers are virtually extinct. All in all, I am afraid The Time Machine turned me into a clock-watcher. I am afraid I cannot convey the peculiar sensations of time travelling. I am afraid that some of the nobles who are campaigning for it simply want to use the Estates to cut down the King's power and increase their own. I have formed many intimacies and friendships here, but I am afraid they are all of too tender a construction to bear carriage a hundred and fifty miles. If you overlead this question with too binding absoluteness requirements I am afraid that a satisfactory and not dogmatic answer will be rather difficult to find. Examples from Classical Literature I am not sure, of course, but I am afraid Colonel rutter is behind the purchase. There is a French aviator here, but he has not got his machine, so I am afraid there is no hope for me. It is very unworthy, I am afraid, but it is a canker that is eating my heart out. Every precaution is taken, but still there will be many a slip between this pheasant cup and charlies lip, I am afraid. Also I am afraid that you would not like the odours of fish below stairs, of daikon, and of other things all mixed up together. In those days they were called 'custodes,' chiefly I am afraid because they kept the rods. Tolstoi, I am afraid, has missed all the poetry of Lear, all the deathless phrases. Aunt, he has made me ask the Dodds to tea, and I am afraid you will not like them. I am afraid she had no other female accomplishments than those by which the sempstress or embroideress earns her daily bread. I am afraid it is impossible to explain this monster amid the exaggerative sects and the eccentric clubs of my country. I am afraid that the old Falernian we drank at dinner, was too strong for your brain. I am afraid I was not overwhelmed with thoughts of the fleetingness of life or the horror of death. I am afraid I am not the right person to float a mine on the London market. I am afraid Preston did not expect much of Flaxie, she was such a flyaway child. It's well he's dead, for if he had lived, I am afraid I should have forgiven him. I am afraid I shall have to be carried, forli, he said, with an attempt at a smile. I am afraid you will be getting as impatient for the Christmas tree as Sigrid. But I am afraid of his mending ill with ill, as the sophoclean saying goes. I am afraid he will think but little of it after the spey, but he will be too polite to say so. Not very seriously, I am afraid, lamented Nathalie, judging from the bungle I made in trying to learn that square knot. Show More Sentences My audiences reacted on me until I am afraid I came to idealise unpardonably. I am afraid to mention their eyes, lest, from the incredibility of the thing, you should not believe me. But I am afraid, my dear fellow, that I must leave you to a tete-a-tete with Eleanor. When I looked up I am afraid that there was most unknightly water in my eyes. As for the canon, I am afraid I have offended him mortally by sticking up for you. Mr. Mott is done for, I am afraid, but the rest of our friends are probably all right. Of both his muscularity and good-nature I am afraid we often took advantage. With two sons, however, who are about to enter the Guards, I am afraid we must be your vassals. The average clergyman, I am afraid, is regarded in these days as something of a bore, a wet-blanket even at tea-parties. With all that teaching and housekeeping, I am afraid you will overtax your strength. I am afraid my pomes symphoniques are not quite on the after-dinner level, my dear. And I am afraid it is very often the wives, Honora, who take the lead in prodigality. The fingers of the rebbe were long, and the nails, I am afraid, were not very clean. I am afraid Richards is not quite the man to have charge of things down there. In the home of riles I am afraid you have seen but little self-control in any form. I am afraid I can't get a rink built for you in a day, but I'll see what we can do. I want to speak to Louise, although I am afraid I am shockingly de trop. I am afraid that, medically speaking, the end of your troubles is not yet. I am afraid that many other oldsters take needless risks probably every day of their lives. I am afraid that I am about to suffer for the follies of my youth. Show More Sentences If it was not for the drawback of her illnessbut I am afraid we must expect to see her grown thin, and looking very poorly. I am afraid I am but a shallow, surface kind of fellow, Jack, and that my headpiece is none of the best. I am afraid that this prolific letter-writing will use up garibaldi. It is entirely agreeable to me, and I am obliged to you for mentioning the surgeons, for I am afraid I should not have thought of them. Oh, the Great Bear is in the forest, and I am afraid of him! I am afraid you will find it difficult to make a living at hawking? I burst into tears, I am afraid, my dear, you will think this a very sloppy letter in more ways than one, and I really felt very badly. When you have seen more of this country, I am afraid you will think you have overrated Hartfield. I am afraid you detect a faint infusion of spitefulness in that question. And again, my dear Aurelia, I am afraid you are going to make a splurge. Dr Earle ought to vaccinate me, but I am afraid to speak to him. There is a large family place in Warwickshire, and a chateau, just now, I am afraid, in the hands of the Germans. Max thought the same as Philip, and I am afraid Brenda agreed with them. I am afraid that what was first done was unskillful, if not worse than useless. I am afraid just now I am thinking more of the cap than of what it means. I am afraid we may consider the refusal of the impost as an answer. Mildmay, I am afraid, got little benefit by Mr. St. Johns prayer. Then I am afraid that Mr. Clydesdale will have him arrested. I am afraid I am too much of a musician not to be a romanticist. I am afraid jacinth's attention that morning was rather distracted. Show More Sentences I am afraid that, deft as he was, he would have lost in a fair race. And now I am afraid Campbell will be here before there is time to dress a steak, and we have no butcher at hand. Do you think I am afraid of the dragon with a hundred heads! There's house with a winder, but I am afraid of their being proud. I am afraid I may frighten the company, frighten or enthrall them. Really, gentlemen, I am afraid this memoria technica is a mistake. I am afraid I took a rather unchivalrous delight in picturing your desire and resolve to go back eventually to your native jungle. I am afraid he had none of the graces that can exalt one of these affairs. I am afraid I shall be abrupt, but it is necessary to be explicit. I am afraid that my sympathies were less with Sir William than better regulated sympathies would have been. I am afraid I have ignorantly revived some painful associations. If I hoped to serve my country there and sweep the Confederate cruisers from the Adriatic, I am afraid my prime intent was to add to her literature and to my own credit. I am afraid I must admit it, if he presses me, for it's damagingly true. I am afraid you find it quite impossible to keep her up at heel, or to mold her personal appearance into harmony with the eternal laws of symmetry and order. You are one of her favourites, and, I am afraid, one of her victims also. Now that you are no longer beside me I am afraid every moment of erring. The very stars to which I then raised my eyes, I am afraid I took to be but poor and humble stars for glittering on the rustic objects among which I had passed my life. I am convinced that you have told me all that you know, and I am afraid that I shall have to look elsewhere to find the loose end of this little tangle. Well, I may perhaps learn it, but I am afraid I shall never do it by rote. Find more words! 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