Sentence examples for blanket fear from inspiring English sources

When the materially wealthy wall themselves off in communities where they only know others like themselves, it's natural for them to have a blanket fear of those returning from prison -- and fail to see their God-given potential.

In France, Marine Le Pen has been at her most puffed-up lately, riding a wave of fashionable blanket fear of immigrants, of bearded men in skull caps and of any French citizen who disagrees with the limited National Front party platform.

I remember the blanketing fear, my confusion, the night pressing against the tent, and the mahogany light cast by the flashlight against the yellowing book.

Under a blanket of fear lies many variations of the same paralyzing tune - fear of failure, fear that you can't pay the bills, that you don't have what it takes, that you will lose the respect of your peers, of your family...your husband...your daughter.

So I can't… But the problem is that my breakdown put such a blanket of fear and distrust and shame over everything.

The endemic violence suffered by Syrian women and girls is hidden under a cultural blanket of fear, shame and silence that even international aid workers are loth to lift.

It was a far cry from the thick blanket of fear that smothered the country in 2008, when many opposition supporters dared not wear their party's red insignia or openly show their political loyalties, lest roaming bands of Mugabe supporters beat them up, or worse.

You could feel the blanket of fear covering our little town within Los Angeles.

I agree with the president's call to respect the right of every American to practice his or her religion, and his observation that we can live happier and more productive lives by overcoming blanket, unfounded fear of others.

I wrote about the torture of Manning, the violations of the Geneva Convention, the way Manning was kept naked in a cell constantly lit, the morning searches (what can be hidden in a naked body?), the refusal to give Manning a pillow or a blanket for fear of... what?

Carey Goldberg responds: I didn't accuse the Professional Association of Dive Instructors of "wet blanket" liability fears.