-- Local hospital CEOs relayed fears to Rep Bill Enyart (D-Ill).
Observations that these structures are engaged during the implicit processing of fearful face expressions [14], [33] has lead Morris and associates [52] to propose that this pathway is important in relaying fear relevant signals to the amygdala.
In a deposition given to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and released in mid-June, a Madison Guaranty executive at the time, H. Don Denton, said he had worried about the option's legality and had telephoned Mrs. Clinton to relay his fears.
She proceeds to relay her fears that Sam could be involved in Lila's death, and could Nate please, please, please figure out if Sam actually has an alibi for the night.
At night he relays these fears to his wife, Ingrid, a nurse.
Activists who had campaigned for Sanders during the Democratic primary relayed similar fears.
Steve relays the fears of the whole group – we have a lot of other investors – and of course they're worried.
The advert shows the moment a woman is told by a doctor that she is losing her eyesight, with a voiceover relaying her fears such as losing her job and even her home.
We developed patterns to relay assurance, fear, surprise and "check out the crazy outfit in that direction".
It's 1 PM, and on the stage where multiple women got completely naked the night before under the blue-and-red lights is a four-piece band playing such hymn-hits as "Worthy is the Lamb" and "We Believe" as a crowd of worshippers (the Jesus kind, not the ass kind) sing along to a TV screen relaying God-fearing lyrics, karaoke-style.
I hardly knew Tim Russert personally, and I hesitate to even relay this for fear of appearing to.
