Sentence examples for a host of fears from inspiring English sources

There is a sense of security inside tribal borders, where an invisible fence of sorts seals off a host of fears: bigotry, loneliness and condemnation by some tribe members who shun those who venture into the white man's world.

The experience robbed him of his faith in God and left him with a host of fears, fears of crossing the street, fears of other children, fears of illnesses and death.

The killing, the first in Summit since a domestic homicide 15 years ago, has shaken the town's image of itself as an idyllic community and has spawned a host of fears and theories: Was it a case of anti-immigrant bias, which the police have blamed for recent beatings on Staten Island?

Last week's events have introduced a host of new fears.

The figure in America is 2.0; in East Asia 1.7.The prospect of so rapid a rise has triggered a host of Malthusian fears, on the continent and elsewhere.

This can induce a whole host of fears and stress for many, so much so that feathers get ruffled and the holiday can be ruined.

The movie, it seemed, dramatized a host of doubts and fears and fascinations, some half as old as time, some with a decent claim to be postmodern.

How do we avoid precisely what Scalia (and a host of other judges) feared?

Experts in domestic violence note that it is common for victims to recant allegations of domestic abuse for a host of reasons, including fear of retribution and needing financial support from the abuser.

For those with terminal illnesses, those perceptions -- and a host of others like anxiety, fear and denial -- surface in some form.

Lastly, expectations can cause a host of unpleasant emotions including fear, frustration, worry, and anxiety, all of which can prevent you from performing at your highest level.