Sentence examples for a misplaced fear from inspiring English sources

Given the lackluster supporting cast, this is not a misplaced fear.

But where does a misplaced fear of anti-Semitism over a programme like this get us?

According to Mr Antonov, this was due to "a misplaced fear of Russian money".

For Labour this could be a misplaced fear – a poll for the Open Europe thinktank put the party on 37.8% of the vote.

They have been treated with kid gloves so far because European governments insist the debt deal must be voluntary, thanks in part to a misplaced fear of triggering credit-default swaps.

This is perhaps what the police fear most, but it is a misplaced fear according to Richard Pope, the creator of civic website planningalerts.com (a site that mines planning applications to local authorities and provides alerts by postcode) and groupsnearyou.com.

It's not an entirely misplaced fear: researchers have found some evidence to suggest that hormonal contraception can indeed influence women's behaviour – including who we find attractive.

The girls say they hope their poetry will dispel any misplaced fears non-Muslims have about Islam.

The girls say they hope their poetry will educate people about the experiences of Muslims Americans and dispel any misplaced fears non-Muslims have about the faith.

As an example of misplaced fear, Bennett cited the recent rash of stories on child abuse in day-care centers and state legislatures' resulting efforts to regulate the industry.

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama's decision to bring 110,000 more refugees to America next year "is principled and is necessary," Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill). said Wednesday, arguing that Republicans who oppose the move have an inexplicable and misplaced fear that people who claim to need help will actually be terrorists.