"You know what, I actually fear playing Chicago when you get ahead of them," he said.
I personally put a secondary value on knowing the source(s) — I actually fear knowing, in case it is one or more people whom I respect".
In my own case at the age of 56 and at this moment being removed from the sick list as a scrounger to the "jobseekers" list where I stand little chance of getting any job and probably no chance of getting one that will cover my bedsit carless life style without shrinking benefit help (tax credits are also harder to get at my age too) I actually fear destitution.
Maybe, what I actually fear is that in the end, after CDA, after having identified and made sense of these notions of identity, subjectivity, and agency in discourse, I will be left with once again only discourse and no real possibility of changing it or getting out of it.
I actually fear that despite all the rosy predictions, most of the startups in the space will end up in the dustbin of history because of the immense challenges in building standalone companies.
I figured out that I actually fear my own judgment as much as others' judgment, and the act of demonstrating my work, even to myself, feels really vulnerable.
I assume the Right is not actually feeling intimidated by a polite and respectful speech by the genteel Patrick Leahy, nor does it actually fear that John Roberts will be.
He also said in the televised address, which was a paid political advertisement, that "I reasonably actually fear for my life".
"I reasonably actually fear for my life".
Now that my days of fighting elections are over, I don't actually fear you, but I do like you".
