Sentence examples for and fear in a from inspiring English sources

I think we learned to be fearful on 9/11, and fear — in a very primal sense — does strange things to people.

The boots beat out the rhythm of frustration and fear in a technological society that endangers their survival.

Education transmits the principles of honour in a monarchy, virtue in a republic and fear in a tyranny.

While directly addressing young girls, she writes: "Our president-elect is everything you should abhor and fear in a male role model.

I was a child in a war, in a world of danger and death, but her stories revealed cruelty and fear in a storytelling context.

2012 Turner prize winner Elizabeth Price harrowed London's Tate Britain with images of horror and fear in a work that epitomised the power of photographic art.

Catalyst, a dance company also from Minneapolis making its New York debut here, tried to simulate the sense of helplessness and fear in an ecological disaster.

Durrow has a terrific ear for dialogue, an ability to summon a wealth of hopes and fears in a single line.

But middle England tends to feel that, in domestic affairs at least, Mr Blair instinctively shares its hopes and fears in a way that the dour and intensely Scottish chancellor does not.

Instead of just sitting around dealing with a crazy-making mix of worry and excitement or engaging in anxiety-provoking discussions with friends ("There are a lot of mosquitos there. You'll get bitten to death")., ChoiceMap could have helped me sort out my hopes and fears in a much neater, more methodical way.

Two days before the Trinity test, Oppenheimer expressed his hopes and fears in a quotation from the Bhagavad Gita: * * * * (posthumous) * (posthumous) * (posthumous) * (posthumous).