Sentence examples for a very common fear from inspiring English sources
Apparently it's a very common fear.
Yes, it's a very common fear but most people develop strategies for dealing with it.
Surprisingly, emetophobia is a very common fear, more so than claustrophobia.
Those of us who work in oncology also know that fear of recurrence is a very common concern for patients.
I wanted to find newer, more interesting ways to say some of these very common fears, excitement, any kind of emotions, essentially.
When I ask people why they don't sign up for this benefit, a very common response is fear of the "use it or lose it" rule.
What you've got going on there is two things: You've got delusions of reference, that you're being monitored and observed and of course that's a very common type of fear that's been around for a long time.
The Confidentiality concern is a very common situation among these individuals, which happens because of the fear of being seen as having a disease still very stigmatized by society.
Unfortunately due to fear, the Muslim world remains in "denial" -- a very common phenomenon with cancer diagnosis.
"A very common place where parents can go off line in their thinking about separation is when we conflate our fears and feelings with our children's," Ms. Haakmat said.
