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" " I am afraid , my dear Watson , that most of your conclusions were erroneous . " I was afraid , I was confused , I was scared , " said Vang , who testified that his family immigrated to the United States from Laos in 1980 to escape civil war . " People with disabilities might think , " Exercise will use up my energy before I get the things done I really need to do on a daily basis " or " I 'm afraid I could aggravate my condition like making my joints stiff or more painful . " I 'm afraid the americana drone of Lilium wo n't help me this time , " she lamented as she tried to figure out what the hell a preposition is . " I am afraid that whatever theory we state has very grave objections to it , " returned my companion . " " I 'm afraid of giving up what I have , " she added . " I 'm afraid it will drag on , and it will be the hot issue of the campaign , " says an academic . " I 'm afraid the Monterrey conference is very much in that tradition . " I am afraid you despise landscape painting , " she wrote to an early correspondent , " but to me even the works of our own Stanfield and Roberts and Creswick bring a whole world of thought and bliss - - ' a sense of something far more deeply interfused . " I am afraid not , sir , " replied Robin , despondingly ; " yet I shall take it kindly , if you 'll answer me a single question . " When he got into the street he walked some distance in silence , then drew a deep sigh and said : " I am afraid I am going to be nominated .