Sentence examples for I probably feared from inspiring English sources

And here's the truth: As much as I always feared HIV and AIDS in my youth, I probably feared the scarlet letters of those acronyms even more.

While the United States is clearly interested in strengthening Mr. Abbas's legitimacy and the Palestinian Authority's capacity, it probably fears the potential consequences of a Palestinian return to democracy.

Insiders saying 'I was too dark in the role' means they probably feared I would have been so amazing they'd never be able to replace me.

I can only imagine he probably feared both the possibility of being shut out of the only world he'd ever known or been prepared to live in and the possibility of shutting off a part of himself he probably always knew was there.

"I think the players and management staff probably feared the worst.

I only got to have one solid glance at him up close and personal, as I was quickly swept away by a relative who probably feared that it would be too psychologically damaging.

In all fairness, undoubtedly because those other authors probably feared litigation from Judy's fifth husband (and I use that term loosely), Mickey Deans.

They probably feared they would be left out in the cold.

Older generations will simply be pleased to see the return of something they probably feared was extinct.

It's easier to wonder why Nietzsche sought his soul's sympathy, a truth he knew he'd despise, probably feared he wouldn't survive.

In the following game, White, an experienced grandmaster, probably feared his young foe's grasp of all the latest opening lore and hoped to head into a bypath.