The phrase "and how they feared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the feelings of fear experienced by a group of people in a specific context.
Example: "The villagers spoke of the dark forest and how they feared the creatures that lurked within."
Alternatives: "and the fear they felt" or "and their feelings of dread".
Little by little, our guests open up about how their lives looked before they came to Germany—how they'd loved their houses and neighborhoods, how difficult their journeys have been, and how they fear that the ones left behind aren't alive anymore.
Some recalled how limited their judgments and actions became, or how they feared losing control because of depression or aggression.
What we are concerned about is the sociological and cultural reality of ghosts meaning that regardless [of whether] they exist or not, they have an impact on economics (for example in real estate sales), they have an impact on literature and movies, they affect the way people act, they affect people's day-to-day fears and how they express those fears.
But Mr. Venable is now at the vanguard of a growing number of museum directors who are taking a hard look at how much they have and how they collect art because they fear a history of voracious stockpiling and the pressure to acquire still more is creating a crisis for American museums.
Here's what they fear and how they cope.
She wrote of our differences and how they made us clash, fearing our young friendship had already "fizzled out".
13 15 Understanding what beliefs underlie pain-related fear and how they evolve may assist in directing fear reduction interventions that target specific beliefs.
"I don't know what to say to my children and how they will overcome this fear when the war is over". The AFP reports there were no clashes in the area near Hebron where Hamdi al-Falah, 22, the second Palestinian in the West Bank to die since the Gaza assault began, was shot multiple times by Israeli troops.
It details how they were formed and trained and how they developed their imaginative, effective, and feared tactics and applied them in operations to protect the population from insurgent predations and destroy a vicious enemy.
Experts have called for the next generation of fear avoidance research to explore what beliefs underlie pain-related fear and how they evolve.
