Sentence examples for common fear of being from inspiring English sources
It may seem eccentric that my husband has translated the common fear of being cheated on into enthusiasm for the idea, but he's not alone.
Now the common fear of terrorism is beginning to drive us together, much as the fear of nuclear annihilation did.
A common fear of travelers is having their money or personal information stolen, and bitcoin takes away both of those possibilities.
No visit to the Neighborhood was complete without the counsel and comfort to be found in his easy-to-follow songs, which covered everything from the beauty of nature to the common childhood fear of being sucked down the bathtub drain with the water.
Disparate though they may be, the critics are tied by a common thread: The fear of being steamrolled at the farm and the supermarket by a global juggernaut with an unrivaled influence over the $7 billion pet food market.
There's the common fear of speaking up, whether it's making a point in a work meeting or telling the vice president of the United States to stop smelling your hair because that's creepy.
In interviews with people in the theater industry inside and outside the Public — many of whom declined to speak for attribution because in the small world of theater there is a common fear of jeopardizing future opportunities — there was near-unanimous praise for Mr. Eustis's energy and his stated goals.
MPs feel strongly about this issue because parliamentary privilege allows an MP to say anything in the Commons chamber without fear of being sued for libel.
Future work with professionals and indeed patients and the public is required to consider the role that professionals could have in addressing the common fear of cancer and how that is related to help-seeking behaviour.
The most common fear of ordering food from anywhere is that you will slip up and say something embarrassing.
IF YOU MADE A MISTAKE Here's another common fear of the beginning bidder: what happens if you learn you have bought a fake?
