Sentence examples for a grave fear from inspiring English sources

Germans adopted the term "Angst," which referred to a terrible foreboding, a grave fear of some future event.

A mail bomb plot, consisting of 36 explosive packages designed to go off on May Day, 1919, triggered a grave fear that a Bolshevik conspiracy sought the overthrow of the United States.

A graver fear is that large amounts of methane, a powerful greenhouse-gas, could be emitted during the entire process of exploration and production.

If the US cannot allow Bin Laden to be buried in a grave through fear it may become a shrine, some reason, then it cannot afford to leave standing the house in which he lived.

"A festering, debilitating human rights situation [is] bringing grave fear, threat, harm and even death to Nicaragua's girl children and women," Kate Gilmore, executive deputy secretary-general of Amnesty International, said in Mexico City.

After that, I spent a good part of age seven to twelve or thirteen in grave fear of the aliens.

When Volvo was bought by Ford (in 1999), there was grave fear that Ford would gut the brand and its heritage, selling rebadged Fords as Volvos.

The grave fear is that the United States is colluding in that dissolution.

What then lay behind the grave fear of sharks among people living along the coast?

However, it is believed that mental illness or grave fear of suffering diminishes the responsibility of the one completing suicide.

Worldwide, a poll of 21 countries published yesterday - reflecting opinion in Africa, Latin America, North America, Asia and Europe - showed that a clear majority have grave fears about the next four years.