Sentence examples for articulating fears from inspiring English sources

They are articulating fears I share about transgenic hybrids and their impact on the diversity and safety of the global seed supply.

Guardian Australia has previously revealed how Syrian asylum seekers on Manus were offered repatriation despite articulating fears of certain death if returned, which Human Rights Watch say is in contravention of international law.

A strange mix of self-defeating paranoias is involved, a vaguely articulated fear that "the government" will take over along with the notion that "the mob" will soon be at the door.

Fear is commonly articulated as fear of unbearable pain, fear for their own and their infant's safety and fear of obstetric injuries [ 47].

By articulating their fears, Powell's notorious speech may have given them a mainstream voice, thereby averting a greater conflagration.

In 2010, she was deported on a drug-possession charge, despite articulating her fear of return.

Smart and down-to-earth, Monroe, who left school at 16, brilliantly articulates the fears and frustration of a life on benefits.

But he also points to the success of the DPP in articulating the fear of many Danes about the future of the welfare state.

People today sometimes feel that way in their jobs, their schooling or their relationships, and these kinds of dreams articulate their fears of a looming shadow of existential dread.

Children drew with chalk on the ground, sometimes drawing Superman, other times making chalk outlines of their own bodies to articulate their fears they couldn't express with words.

But he also articulated greater fears: "The next few weeks are going to be very important and on that score the very survival of the football club is at stake".