Sentence examples for but also feared from inspiring English sources

" Mr Curtis welcomed the move by Manchester Police, but also feared that people could exploit the new classifications.

They were mourning the dead, but also feared that their community would be blamed for Friday's carnage.

She said she liked Mr. Ortega, whom she described as a quiet skateboarder, but also feared his mood swings when he drank.

The spirits of the departed are not only venerated but also feared, especially the spirits of those who were prematurely deprived of life and its joys.

Norman Smith, who is on the board, said he objected to alcohol on moral grounds, but also feared that this would only reinforce stubborn and unfair stereotypes.

Americans were being treated as unequals, which they not only resented but also feared would lead to a loss of control of their own affairs.

I am, therefore, against universal credit in principle, but also fear the programme is practically unachievable.

There was relief that the blockade of the village was ending, but also fear among some residents.

"I'm voting with hope, but also fear," said Christian Licona, an unemployed high school graduate voting for the first time in Ciudad Victoria, the capital of Tamaulipas.

They are occasionally tipped into disequilibrium by rough, intercalated challenges to their authority, especially by children, whose innocence they idolize but also fear.

They are backed by most Amazon state governors, who sniff REDD bucks but also fear the effect deforestation will have on the region's water supply.