Sentence examples for I fear rather from inspiring English sources

Those who have managed it have my undying admiration but are, I fear, rather thin on the ground.

"Today children would fear rather than dream" of asking for Mr. Chagaev's autograph, he suggested.

And the party's current frontrunner is someone who exploits voters' fear, rather than engaging their aspirations.

It appears that they want ordinary people to fear rather than trust them, and that they're succeeding.

Understandably, most B2B companies fear rather than embrace negative reviews and press.

This goes to address one of the issues with Safety Check – that it sometimes caused loved ones' fear, rather than alleviating their concerns.

Instead I fear bizarre, rather non-maternal things — like ending up homeless and alone with my toddler in a cardboard box, eating cat food.

"Adventure", I fear, is rather overstating this ride's merits.

There is also, I fear, a rather larger minority, the "under-informed", for whom the arrival of more television options and the availability of celebrity magazines mean that it is possible to avoid political news almost entirely.

I support it because I am one of those people who I fear were rather glibly derided by the noble Lord, Lord Dear, as being part of a tiny minority and, I think, were praised by my noble friend Lady Knight as being delightful, in that I am gay.

The black body is a beautiful thing, yet it is feared rather than revered.