Sentence examples for A distinct fear from inspiring English sources

She said a distinct fear of the other permeated the group.

School buildings are outfitted with metal detectors, and halls are teeming with police officers who, while there to protect, also instill a distinct, subtle fear and self-loathing.

The relevant corpus materials are revealing in providing more details of the fear event, which turns out to belong to two distinct fear scenarios.

Our previous analysis of fear in English and Polish [ 18] revealed two distinct fear scenarios: one in which fear paralyses, more frequent in Polish than English, and another where fear is controlled or conquered, more frequent in English than Polish.

The site visits offered the broadest variety of distinct fears, being the only format to include 'fear of medication error' specifically.

Without a distinct identity, we fear American Apparel will simply remain lost in the murkiness of the teen apparel market.

Yet there is now a distinct whiff of fear among the current members about competition from central Europe.

Ever since Deng Xiaoping, China had become steadily more receptive to the outside world, but there was still a distinct element of fear and insecurity.

Some pro-Europeans do not object to a distinct Labour campaign, but fear there may be a wider Labour backsliding on Europe in a bid to woo Ukip voters.

Initially, he was dismayed when actor David Groh affected a distinct Yiddish accent, for fear that Weiss' scenes could "lapse into parody rather easily".

On reading some of my early drafts, my theatre director and mentor Riggs O'Hara picked up on what I had most feared: a distinct lack of character on Ervine's behalf.