Sentence examples for central fears from inspiring English sources

There are typically two central fears: 1) fear of sounding like a sales person; and 2) fear of failure.

Vice-squad raids and scandalous arrests and federal witch hunts were not central fears in our lives.

The Exorcist is the scariest movie ever because it expertly taps into one of the central fears within our Judeao-Christian collective subconscious: That evil isn't just something we battle outside of ourselves.

Justice Elena Kagan, who wrote the opinion, took on one of the central fears of those worried about innocent people being caught up in such police searches.

Asa central fear processor of the brain, the amygdala initiates a cascade of critical physiological and behavioral responses.

The possibility that it may one day crumble as the Soviet Union did is Mr Putin's central fear.

This remark of yours only confirmed what — obviously enough — is a central fear of mine, and which I have been deeply struggling to face for some time".

All these, though, cloak their central fear of a definitive tilt away from the "special" transatlantic relationship and towards a European defence alliance.

"By being religious, God prevents you from doing wrong things," Mr. Sayyid said, revealing his central fear and motivation, that time and boredom will lead him to sin.

The specter of a violent tribal conflict within the rebel ranks touches on a central fear of the Western nations backing the Libyan insurrection: that the rebels' democratic goals could give way to a tribal civil war over Libya's oil resources.

The central fear is that the disaster — especially the danger of increased radiation exposure from stricken Japanese nuclear reactors — could rip a big hole in the supply lines of the world's third largest economy and set back the global recovery.