Sentence examples for an understandable fear from inspiring English sources

While this is an understandable fear, there is little evidence to bear it out.

It is an autocracy, though one run by often reasonable Tutsis with an understandable fear of the génocidaires regaining power.

On regulation, there is an understandable fear that an outsized financial-services industry means an outsized risk for taxpayers.

In a unanimous display of good breeding (or an understandable fear of chocolate stains), napkins were whipped onto laps.

Even when the principle of intervention might sound fine and the grounds compelling, there is also an understandable fear that it will be screwed up in practice.

On first impression, these statements could suggest an understandable fear of backlash; Abdolah's translation, which alters, cuts and adds to the original text, could appear sacrilegious.

It is an understandable concern, given their fear that the very groups most endangered by the virus -- the young, the elderly and those with immune deficiencies -- could react badly to insecticides.

"At a time in our country when African Americans are seeing a rollback of critical rights -- we're losing ground on voting rights, for example -- there is an understandable concern, a legitimate fear, that we can't afford to lose any more ground," he acknowledged.

Me: No. Joe: So he can just stand beside my car, holding his gun, shouting questions at me for twenty minutes until either my ignorance of the law or an entirely understandable fear and confusion causes me to start answering questions I don't have to?

Fear of terrorism -- a quite understandable fear after 9/11 -- has led to harsh departures from normal legal practice at home.

A common and understandable fear of a potential solo traveler is that you'll feel too much like a party of one.