Sentence examples for a cause of fear from inspiring English sources

But he is also a cause of fear since his notorious speech of 2005 in which he quoted the late Ayatollah Khomeini's statement that "the regime occupying Jerusalem must vanish from the page of time".

As the Responsible Reform report, compiled by the Spartacus Report' network of disability activists earlier this year, put it: "PIP is perceived as impersonal, mechanistic and clearly in the mould of the condemned Employment and Support Allowance which is a cause of fear and misery for sick and disabled people".

By then, England was the first country in the world where the majority of the population would be living in cities (albeit riddled with tuberculosis, for which a winter visit to the Alps in due course became de rigueur).Initially, mountain scenery was a cause of fear and dread, sublimity's exhibit A for the Romantic mind.

For those who rule are not a cause of fear for good deeds, but evil ones.

And it's possible that neglecting these questions is as much a cause of fear as it is a reaction to it.

Resisting them requires embracing that sorrow, and Georgi's real quest in "The Physics of Sorrow" is to find a way to live with sadness, to allow it to be a source of empathy and salutary hesitation — the antidote to aggressive politics and "market exhortations" — and not a cause of "savage fear".

According to the network managers, a landlocked territory caused by a blocked road network does not appear to be a cause of real fear.

This is a cause of authoritarian fear and anger, but ultimately authoritarianism's antidote.

He said the use of suicide bombings, a cause of such fears, was not a "main strategy" and insisted it came about spontaneously.

[CBC August 6] A main cause of fear about the vaccine stemmed from what was perceived to be insufficient safety testing.

These results suggest a potential link between cell autonomous functions of this receptor in dopamine neurons and the disruption of fear coding in the amygdala that may be an underlying cause of fear generalization.