Sentence examples for better fear from inspiring English sources

When you get a visit from a captain, you'd better fear him-he wants to become a general.

I don't care who you are: Bill, Monica, Obama, John Boehner or just an average Joe Biden-you had better fear the Hillary, or you're a fool!

In contrast, Guapo et al. (2009) observed significantly higher recognition accuracy for sad and angry faces in early follicular females compared to midluteal females; females during the ovulatory phase demonstrated better fear recognition than males.

Left-of-centre commentators don't do much better, fearing accusations of elitism if they don't pay sufficient attention to Big Brother and all its off-shoots.

"Hope is better than fear.

If anything, several rabbis said, their congregations now understand much better the fear Israelis live with.

Test-taking anxiety can lead to better studying; fear of traveling can lead to careful mapping of transit routes.

Mr. Cuomo is known to leave off the "r" in words like "after" and "sort," but sometimes he preserves it, like in "better" and "fear".

In a bull market, greed pays out better than fear.

And I've seen the sure movement from old to new, from good to better, from fear to hope.

As much as I hope the Carrow Road faithful see them to a draw or better, I fear the worst".