Sentence examples for becoming feared from inspiring English sources

The Zodiac found becoming feared and famous more satisfying than bloodlust alone.

They often originate out of a community's need for self defence, but – historically, at least – they don't remain guardians for long, instead becoming feared predators.

Because norepinephrine enhances emotional memory, a soldier taking a stimulant medication, which releases norepinephrine in the brain, could be at higher risk of becoming fear-conditioned and getting PTSD in the setting of trauma.

Beards are essential to becoming a feared and hated Viking God.

§Difficulties with monitoring, extra costs, fear of becoming infected, fear of infecting household members, household members fearing infection, fear that colleagues might be infected, restrictions in social life, tensions caused by the measures, tensions experienced by partners, and tensions experienced by children in the household.

This factor consisted of seven potential barriers relating to fear of consequences for the individual; fear of becoming ill*, fear of negative consequences for sexual life*, worries about feeling like a failure*, fear of losing friends and social contacts*, fear of losing partner, worries about legal consequences*, and not wanting to know the result.

Fear of becoming pregnant; fear of the exit door to university clanging shut; fear of being hitched to the same man for 60 years because of a five-minute fumble followed by a shotgun marriage.

She feared becoming a target at school.

By then polio was well on the way to becoming a widely feared periodic phenomenon.

Before the recent revival, even some of the physicists themselves feared becoming scientific has-beens.

With approximately $19,000 a year from her husband's disability, Ms. Eisen said she feared becoming homeless.