Sentence examples for appalling fear of the from inspiring English sources
The vulnerabilities were more complex (an appalling fear of the dark, and of loneliness).
During the war, Vladek lost his six-year-old son, Richieu, poisoned by the aunt to whom his parents had sent him for safe-keeping, in order that he might avoid the gas chambers; he lost most of his extended family, and he endured months of the most appalling fear and hardship in Auschwitz-Birkenau and, later, Dachau.
Noctiphobia- Fear of the night.
Thalassophobia- Fear of the sea.
A different vision of the region might emerge through a look at ordinary people's daily lives -- the way they manage to get through the days and raise their children, despite the appalling fears and difficulties.
They spoke about the terror of having to perform surgery during a bombing, the need to conceal their work if detained by security forces, for fear of execution, and the appalling risks that the sick and the injured face when seeking aid.
A number of explanations; appalling calendar of the Brazilian season, kick-off times to suit TV (9 50 at night, for example), inadequate public transport, fear of violence and supporter mentality (only turning up when the team is winning).
Ireland has a long record of "running away from the appalling truth of the physical and sexual torture experienced by so many children," commented Mary Raftery, producer of the "States of Fear" television series, in Thursday's Irish Times.
"That is appalling," Carol Tucker Foreman of the Consumer Federation of America said.
