Sentence examples similar to articulated fears that from inspiring English sources

In August 2002, as the current Bush administration was already hurrying toward an invasion, Mr. Brzezinski cautioned that war "is too serious a business and too unpredictable in its dynamic consequences — especially in a highly flammable region — to be undertaken because of a personal peeve, demagogically articulated fears or vague factual assertions".

Hiibel’s refusal to disclose was not based on any articulated real and appreciable fear that his name would be used to incriminate him, or that it would furnish evidence needed to prosecute him.

The biggest - yet least easily articulated - issue is a vague yet gnawing fear that they will lose their parents much earlier than other children.

Fear, that's what.

Experiencer as subject: I fear that.  .

Fear that you are dying[6].

His first design was far simpler than the richly articulated palace that resulted.

You can, however, buy an articulated anode that is segmented like a chain.

Consequently, it is rare to find articulated skeletons that can be classified to lower taxonomic levels.

He traded the 15-inch whitefish for a foot-long articulated perch that swam with a lifelike shimmy.

These essays offered a logical and persuasively articulated plan that would solve the problems of transporting goods across the state.