Sentence examples for a phobia about from inspiring English sources

She had a phobia about the crowds and the cars.

I have a phobia about birds being near me.

Perhaps best of all, this technique can help those who have a phobia about grilling fish.

Or someone with a phobia about doors or with an innovative fitness regimen.

But Lars von Trier, at 53 the oldest enfant terrible in the business, has a phobia about travelling.

Eventually, New York will conquer a phobia about tall buildings that had set in well before 9/11.

Like Adlington, now a mentor of his, Peaty had a slight phobia about water as a youngster: he apparently used to scream the house down when his parents tried to put him in the bath so they took him the swimming-pool instead.

Leeton is a coulrophobe: he has a terrible phobia about clowns and related images.

His frugal West Texas upbringing -- Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without" was something of a mantra -- inculcated a near phobia about material excess that perfectly accorded with the unsung writer's necessarily modest way of life.

They have issued a noisy assault on the way the social sciences have done business for the last 50 years, asserting that social scientists have a collective phobia about possible biological influences on behavior and an obsession with more "politically correct" environmental explanations.

Mr. Myers, the horn player, confessed to a particular phobia about the Bruckner Fourth.