Sentence examples for bred fears from inspiring English sources

This has bred fears and insecurity, contributing to low morale in the profession.

Both volumes show how everyday humiliations by foreigners bred fear and hatred in the Chinese.

Mr. Peterson said the troops had bred "fear and suspicion and hate" among black people.

"There's been a feeling of insecurity and an unacknowledged guilt about an often shameful history, and that's bred fear and aggression.

Public disclosure of such Presidential frailties has seldom caused the ship of state to rock or bred fear that its course might alter with the helmsman's mood.

A tacit pact between the Alawite and Sunni elites is cemented by the skilful doling-out of the fruits of economic liberalisation.The president's Baathist regime has also bred fear of upheaval by manipulating suspicions between the country's numerous sects.

Such intense inflammation with fluctuating intraocular pressures, however, bred fear of vitrectomy pushing the eye into phthisis.

Now having taken refuge in a third country, Hall tells me that the actions of the government — especially its increased enforcement of cyber defamation laws over the last year — has bred fear among activists and has had a chilling effect on the work of human rights advocates in Thailand.  .

Repeated attacks on the press have bred fear and self-censorship, and in turn, a cycle of impunity.

Suffering has bred fear and fear has bred isolationism - or worse, genuine hatred of people who don't look or talk or pray like us.

But Jang's public humiliation and execution for, among other things, "half-heartedly clapping" for Kim at a party conclave, have likely bred fear and shock at every level of North Korean society.