Sentence examples for battle fear from inspiring English sources

We constantly battle fear and stigmatisation of deafblind people around the world and a pervasive ignorance about people's capacities.

Robert says he does not battle fear on the way up because "I really don't have time to be afraid, I really have other things to do".

In the end, as the President says, that is the kind of outcome that the extremist Republicans running this budget battle fear the most: that Obamacare will work, and the Democrats will get credit for it.

Thailand: HIV-positive children battle fear and discrimination CHIANG RAI, Thailand 14 December 2005 – Irene is 15 and beautiful.

States are increasingly alarmed that they could become collateral damage in Washington's latest fiscal battle, fearing that the impasse could saddle them with across-the-board spending cuts that threaten to slow their fragile recoveries or thrust them back into recession.

Smitten or stricken, R drops everything — in this case, a half-gnawed corpse — and stares into her eyes, where intelligence battles fear.

But in "Errand," Elizabeth Auclair, battling fear, especially sexual fear, has improved impressively since last year, giving a more complete and strongly danced portrayal as the heroine.

That we refuse to lose this battle against fear.

In Wall Street's endless battle between fear and greed, they are starting to feel the tug of greed.

The big chains are surviving, but the small, quirky bookshops are fighting a battle you fear they must ultimately lose.

For the year ahead will be one in which hope goes into battle with fear; when decency squares off against bigotry.