Sentence examples for become feared from inspiring English sources

Dancers might become feared radicals like the Baader-Meinhof gang, but dance would eventually return to being a "minor, suspiciously feminine form".

The 'Chaminator' has become feared around Asia just as he retires from the international game - Saturday is his swansong – and may still have a couple of old missiles in the armoury.

Since he became the commissioner in charge of competition affairs last year, Mr. Monti has become feared and respected as a man with the power to derail some of the world's biggest mergers if he is convinced they would restrict competition.

He and his sons began to build a power base, which would become feared and virtually impregnable for almost a century.

He reprised the role in 1970, the only previous revival on Broadway of this play, which became feared for the task of taking on The Jimmy Stewart Role.

At one time nomadic hunters and gatherers, the Mbayá became feared warlike horsemen shortly after they encountered the Spanish and their horses.

As a result, Guevara became feared for his brutality and ruthlessness.

The courts became feared for their censorship of opposing religious views, and became unpopular among the propertied classes for inflicting degrading punishments on gentlemen.

With Gaara's sand adding to his inability to control Shukaku, the boy became feared to the point his father decided to have him assassinated.

After Armauer Hansen's discovery of the bacteria in 1873, the disease became feared as a contagion, and segregation was recommended for prevention.

Pathos and grief become fear and horror, overlaid with an insistent sensual charge.