Sentence examples for build fears from inspiring English sources

That's the number of majors Federer had played without winning one, over three calendar years, a drought of enough length and severity to build fears among even loyal fans that the man we'd dubbed the greatest ever had lost a step, or that — let's lower things to a whisper now — perhaps his steps hadn't been as nimble as Nadal's or Djokovic's to begin with.

His party played games with fear during this campaign too, with Harper driving wedge issues, especially that of the niqab, into play to try to catch his opponents out, and using "ker-ching" cash register gimmicks to try to build fear of the Liberals.

Further, by using overwhelming military threat to put down any uprising, the colonizers build fear and submission.

The finding of similar fear acquisition in both groups suggests that the selective bidirectional breeding procedure per se had no influence on their general abilities to build fear memories in the fear conditioning paradigm.

The pressure built, fear too; the consequences were dire.

Those who profit most at the expense of those who can afford it least have built fear into the body politic.

Classical fear conditioning is a frequently used experimental model enabling the study of how the brain builds fear memories and how these memories come to be suppressed when they no longer predict danger (Barad, 2005; Maren, 2005).

That pressure is only likely to build with fears that violence will again intensify as suicide attacks in Israel have resumed.

d. build up fear of being discovered.

And by creating a more fair and open platform where developers can build without fear of straying too close to Facebook's history or road map, it could reinvigorate its developer ecosystem.

Uribe has consistently relied on the visceral response of the international right, strong U.S. support, and nationalist anti-Venezuela sentiment in Colombia to build a fear of Chavez that is based more on created perception than on cool-headed analysis.