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Example sentences for "afraid you"

Sconey, my boy, I'm afraid you're getting demoralized.

Only I'm afraid you'll find it awfully uncomfortable.

I'm afraid you'll do something rash, old man, and you'll have to have me to stand between you and harm.

I'm afraid you're right," assented Stafford, with his short laugh.

I am afraid you'd find it very lonely at the Hall, my dear," he said.

It is such a relief to get away from a place haunted by that man; but I'm afraid you thought I was glad to leave you; and indeed I am not.

I am afraid you'll be as bad as a bill of fare to them to-night.

I am afraid you will be disappointed by what I have to tell you, but you should rather be glad of it.

But I'm afraid you'll have to wait to next time.

I'm afraid you'd have found your present business rather unprofitable at that time.

You have shown plainly how--afraid you are.

He added: 'I'm afraid you'll be awfully upset about your friends the Carnabys.

I'm afraid you're going to be ill," she remarked.

When you walk with me, I'm afraid you notice my infirmity the more.

I'm afraid you haven't understood much of what I've been saying," he remarked.

I'm afraid you're no end angry with me," he said presently.

I'm afraid you're tired," she said to the girl.

I'm afraid you're mistaken about my influence," said Annie.

I'm afraid you'll be the worse for the night air, Miss Kilburn.

I'm afraid you wouldn't like it so well," said Colville.

I'm afraid you didn't take her temperament and her youth into account, and that she disappointed you.

But I'm afraid you'll have to preside at lunch to-day.

Well, I am afraid you're not altogether pleased with us.

Yes: and I'm afraid you don't approve," he said.

I'm afraid you've struck a loser this time.

I'm afraid you're of rather a coming-on disposition, Pomfret.

Good heavens, I'm afraid you'll have missed the soup, won't you?

I'm afraid you're going to find that your business is several people's business.

But I'm afraid you will be very angry with Uncle Chris.

I'm afraid you had a trying journey, mother," said Derek.

I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me, Mr. Beamish.

I'm afraid you're finding this an expensive campaign.

I'm afraid you have a good many difficulties to face," she said.

If Mr. Cross goes in for those sort of dealings he must put up with the consequence, and I am afraid you must, too.

In that position I am bound to tell you the straight truth--because I'm afraid you don't grasp it at all.

And to-day I'm afraid you'll be in for a storm.

I'm afraid you won't get, in your position--not as this world goes!

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "afraid you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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