Sentence examples for a slight fear of from inspiring English sources

I have a slight fear of flying.

"I think I have a slight fear of intimacy.

I have a slight fear of intimacy, and I think, that's partly why I do the work that I do.

I have, as a result of my overwhelming reliance on pseudo-sciencey magazine articles, a slight fear of what might happen should I delay things long enough to become what is charmingly dubbed an "elderly mother".

It's worth noting that this was the drink that left our guinea pig with a slight fear of becoming addicted to perfume.

Is there a slight fear you have, but you know you'll be more productive by moving towards it?

As a player, the original feeling of excitement has now changed into the slight fear of a 16-0 thrashing".

Setting aside what would be the Tour's nightmare situation — Woods or Phil Mickelson or any other high-profile pro winning the first three and not winning the Cup — the slight fear of the unknown actually adds to the intrigue.

He modestly compares himself to Edward Gibbon, whom he can call without the slightest fear of contradiction "an infinitely greater historian than myself".

In the event, the Liberals will enjoy ample time to form a government without the need to seek partners – or even the slightest fear of effective opposition from its suddenly leaderless rivals.

"The inaction of the Argentine state, the absolute absence of investigation, showed terrorists that they could act in Argentina without the slightest fear of consequences," Sergio Widder, South American representative of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said in an interview here.