Sentence examples for but also fears from inspiring English sources

Aravasu, who emerges as the film's hero, has a complicated relationship with his older brother, who loves but also fears him and has Aravasu nearly beaten to death by his guards.

"I'm hoping we've made him very human," says Cox. "He is a man with great pain, a man who misses his father every day, who feels a great responsibility but also fears having to answer to God one day.

Emerging from genocide and decades of civil war, Cambodia's discovery of oil raised hopes of faster development for the country – but also fears that the "resource curse" might strike again.

"The result may be a new era in party-Army relations that will instill obedience, but also fears within the P.L.A. leadership about who will be the next to go," Mr. Saunders said.

She understands that she's dust, not unlike the Depression-era Okie dust of Woody Guthrie's "Dust Bowl Ballads": She's dust whipped across continents to land in, of all places, Ohio; dark-skinned dust to be spurned, shunned or boot-heeled; immigrant Muslim dust that is feared but also fears.

California's deadliest wildfire is almost fully under control, officials said, as fresh rain forecasts brought relief but also fears of landslides.

Again, the motives of the informers are mixed: grudges and envy, but also fear and blackmail.

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

In Tehran, many middle-class Iranians share the discontent but also fear insecurity.

She felt relief, but also fear, dread, and a bit of guilt.

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