Sentence examples for bit of a fear from inspiring English sources
"a little bit of a fear factor, because it's change".
"There was a little bit of a fear factor," Dr. Johnson said, adding that he wrote the checks he later canceled to get Mr. Loja and his coworker to leave.
"I always liked a bit of a fear factor when I played".
That means there is a little bit of a fear factor for opposition players, especially if they are in one-on-one situations like Sterling was.
MR: There's a little bit of a fear about the pain level for people who could be potential bone marrow donors.
In the past we have had a bit of baggage – a fear of failure – but that has gone with this team.
Maybe it's a bit of fear, a way of pulling back.
If they do show a bit of fear, have a conversation to address any concerns.
A fast bowler's job is to intimidate, instil a little bit of fear into a batsman.
On the other hand, isn't talk of a reform agenda for globalisation a bit of a luxury amid fears of global recession?
Since the 1970s, island residents have set aside 40percentt of the island for conservation, a feat that took planning, cooperation, and a bit of fear, sparked by a red-flag report from consultant Metcalf & Eddy in the 1970s.
