Sentence examples for always fear of from inspiring English sources

After all, there is always fear of something and always some market movement each day.

"Yet, as a father, there's always fear of him not coming back".

There is always fear of sexual harassment, teasing and domestic violence.

Fear is always fear of something, but anxiety involves a more nameless dread, as writers like Gogol and Maupassant have often reminded us.

When great dynasties come to an end, there is always fear of what might follow.

Light is essential for accurate aiming of feces inside the pit always fear of stepping onto feces, and reduces fear of unknown dangers in the darkness surrounding the toilet.

I always feared of what would become of my life.

"I think there was always fear -- fear of not being educated.

Martoma always feared exposure of the Harvard incident, Rosemary said: "It was like a dagger that had been hanging over his head".

He worries he'll become the cliché he's always feared: that of the white king helping the darker-skinned needy.

"There is always a fear of the huge impact on economies and it's always very difficult".