Example sentences of "not afraid [to-vb] the " in BNC.
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1 | Not only was he a first-class commentator , he was also a true gentleman of the old school who was not afraid to criticise the sport 's overpaid prima donnas when they started throwing tantrums and acting up on court . |
2 | It has allowed itself to be outsmarted by governments who are not afraid to bend the rules in their favour , aided and abetted by American multi-nationals whose allegiance is to the United States , naturally . |
3 | Be not afraid to mow the field ; |
4 | He is not afraid to give the ball air and has variation . |
5 | Sometimes colleagues may read my signals wrongly ; they think that , because I wear short skirts and I 'm not afraid to let the conversation get personal , I must be looking for an affair . |
6 | Ricardou 's exclusively self-reflexive interpretative grid was never able to incorporate the presence of actual historical/autobiographical ‘ truth ’ ( however fundamentally relative Simon acknowledged it to be ) : a consideration of La Route des Flandres which is not afraid to examine the referential data can result in potentially valuable readings of the text . |
7 | ‘ We are not afraid to ask the dumb questions on this show , ’ he proclaims . |
8 | And Stone , no stranger to chemical soul-searching himself ( after all , this is the man who wrote Scarface and called it ‘ somewhat autobiographical ’ ) , is not afraid to tackle the dangers of glorifying this aspect of Morrison 's character . |
9 | Carax is trying to capture an intensity of feeling , and is not afraid to risk the vulgarity of silent cinema . |
10 | ‘ Unlike the Labour Party we are not afraid to use the P-word — punishment . ’ |
11 | This is the president who has this wonderful rhetoric about states and federalism and , you know , the rights of states , but he was , he himself was not afraid to use the power of the federal government to try and lever the states into line and it worked , you know , we 're talking serious money here . |
12 | David DuBon has had to battle with a notoriously difficult subject , and is not afraid to state the plain facts , such as : ‘ it is no longer possible to determine whether its present form is that of the original piece ’ ( Vol . |
13 | It is refreshing to read an article when the writer is not afraid to state the fact , even if it may be unpopular with some people . |
14 | It means that the leader is not afraid to wait on God , and is not afraid to encourage the whole congregation to wait with him . |
15 | Volkmar is a zealous preacher utterly devoted to the destruction of Chaos , but he is also a mighty warrior who is not afraid to face the peril of battle . |
16 | After the Uprising , UNLU was not afraid to criticize the PLO openly . |
17 | ‘ You can bring the straw up to me in armfuls , if you are n't afraid to climb the ladder in the dark , ’ said Gabriel . |