AFRA negotiated better pay and working conditions for radio performers during the 1940s.

An Afra-American volunteered to lead the youth choir at the neighborhood church.

The Afra-American poets in the anthology shared stories of resilience and joy.

The new intern, afraid of one's own shadow, avoided answering the phone and attending meetings.

I asked if the report was finished, and I'm afraid not.

When I asked if the project could be finished on time, the manager sighed and said, "I'm afraid so".

She was afraid to speak up during the meeting, even though she knew the answer.

Her afraidness was obvious when the lights went out.

As tensions rose during the Peninsular War, the afrancesado found himself ostracized by his neighbors for siding with the French.

Many afrancesados faced hostility at home for their sympathy toward Napoleon's regime.