| People are more fearful about shouting at people, telling them to do a job properly, clipping them round the ear. |
| We ignored the distractions and chiseled away at the rocks before us at alarming speed, all fearful that the chaos would catch up with us. |
| It's very hard at the moment to read that mood, but it's uncertain, slightly fearful, unconfident. |
| Her eyes were still closed and her beringed hands gripped the bag tightly, fearful that it could, at any time, be torn from her grasp. |
| Police in the area have issued several warnings fearful that somebody will eventually be hurt. |
| The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme is a kind of Scouts organisation for young adults fearful of wogglesand uniforms. |
