Significats de apparently afraid en anglès

The administration in Washington was apparently afraid of the English situation in Oregon.

She looks down at this phenomenon, paralysed, apparently afraid of its supernatural shining.

Jason drooped over his menu, apparently afraid to make eye contact with anyone.

For some reason the man is apparently afraid of you.

The requisitions were heavy, and he was apparently afraid that they might not be sent.

He is apparently afraid of her for some reason.

It was apparently afraid to encounter Tegetthoff's terrible rams.

He was apparently afraid that you would not let him go, so he went away quietly.

He held the pistol in his right hand at arm's length, apparently afraid of shooting himself with it.

Here Ida's eyes flashed ominously, but she made no comment, being apparently afraid to trust herself to speak.

The Fijian, who was apparently afraid of the bully, hurried to obey the order, and I wondered as I listened.

The attackers were in the tunnel - and they were opening fire from there, apparently afraid of showing themselves in open space.

A dozen rough young fellows were clustered near the front door, apparently afraid to venture farther lest their escape be cut off.

They were apparently afraid, not only that she might escape, but that she might keep up secret communications with the outer world.

Eventually, Vladimir Ivanovich, apparently afraid that the uncontrollable brigadier would go off to demolish the hermetic door at Tula anyway, made a confession.

"'Tis friends," said the fellow, clubbing his gun, but apparently afraid to venture nearer.