Sentence examples for afraid of invasion from inspiring English sources

She was a follower of the most famous novelist Lee Gwhog-soo, who positioned himself anticommunism saying "Now we should be afraid of invasion of thought".

Even if you do such a thing, tunnels still exist, as well as reasons for the U.S. to be afraid of invasions and terrorism on the American side.

"We don't believe in integration, we are afraid of an invasion," said Gianluca Ghizzardi, 43, a nurse from Sarezzo, outside Brescia, who had dyed his beard green and was wearing a Viking hat and carrying a plastic Celtic sword.

Unsatisfied, Delmy asked whether Americans were right to have been afraid of a Communist invasion.

Mr Ilves told Sky News that while he was not yet afraid of a Russian invasion, action must be taken to halt its "reckless and irresponsible behaviour throughout our region".

"There's something about that area for men… it's very vulnerable….putting yourself in that position (when being screened)…" (Referring to colonoscopy) "I think males would be more afraid of the body invasion than a female….because [of the] super-macho image whereas women do not have that super-macho image.

The president went on at length (transcript) to explain that the US was afraid of telling anyone about the invasion in advance, including those Caribbean states that had requested American intervention, because of fears of a mole.

But the characters in the play refer often to the possibility of an "invasion", something they were afraid of and disturbed by, as it had already happened.

The sense of invasion is strong.

This feeling of invasion.

"In case of invasion by imperialist regime".