Sentence examples for both fears having a from inspiring English sources

So yes, England's wars against Louis XIV were sustained by anti-Jacobitism (fear of invasion or insurgency by supporters of the former Stuart monarchy), and this can be directly compared to anti-terrorism rhetoric today: both fears having a foundation in reality but at the same time being played upon by those whose power is based on defending national security.

However, their fears have a precedent.

"Fear" had a lot.

Mr. Schiff's fear has a history.

Conquering fear has a long tradition.

Fear has a good buddy -- anxiety.

Fear has a relatively lower outward expression, with high arousal and a feeling of coldness.

These fears have had quite a year.

A few weeks later, their fears have probably been realized.

Previous fears have fizzled.

But these fears have proved groundless.