Sentence examples for another fear comes from from inspiring English sources

But another fear comes from the danger of tensions arising among communities in France.

"Fear comes from not knowing.

"I think the fear comes from the public rather than the opera companies.

It's utterly wrong in my opinion, but … I get where that fear comes from.

The fear comes from images too quick to be taken in, from sounds on the edge of notice, in the strangeness of the natural world.

Not to belabor the obvious, but much of that fear comes from the crushing downward movement of mortgage-backed bonds and derivative securities linked to them.

"You have to understand there is still among Albanians anxiety and fear of Belgrade, and that fear comes from decades-long experience of repression by the regime in Serbia.

I'm still not sure where this deep fear comes from; I only know that it has followed me like a shadow, looming a little larger with each passing year.

That fear comes from those times.

The fear comes from propaganda on television.

"But the fear comes from the team on the pitch".