Sentence examples for apparent fear from inspiring English sources

The apparent fear of "upsetting the public with science" in the midst of a terrible epidemic reminds me of the 60 years of tobacco and public health policy.

But they were systematically crushed by an apparent fear of the art form itself every bit as destructive as the glacial princess Turandot's murderous disdain for men.

Sure enough, an apparent fear that Leckie might die in conflict or simply choose never to return causes Stella to cut him off.

Even Zhukova's baffling blankness — her absolute reserve and her apparent fear of saying anything remotely opinionated — usually works in her favor.

His speechifying has a strong odor of remedial reading about it, combined with an apparent fear that there might be some hard words ahead.

As for this apparent "fear" of "anti-amnesty Republicans," the Erik Wemple Blog can't comment, if only because we have no idea what she was talking about.

Several people made reference to my apparent fears of a physical confrontation -- I had none and cited none.

In the past, Facebook has resisted calls from users to introduce a "dislike" button, amid apparent fears it would be unpopular with brands on the website.

Once the scale of the situation at the world's biggest stable became apparent, fears about the future grew.

This means that mere awareness of the availability of services may not necessarily increase couples' HCT uptake (22), suggesting a need for more aggressive demand-creation interventions that not only increase awareness about services availability but also address the apparent fears and reluctance among couples to receive couples' HCT (11, 24).

Medvedev also noted an apparent global fear of Russia's nuclear capabilities.