Sentence examples for conceivable fear from inspiring English sources
Howard mixed a cocktail of every conceivable fear about Muslims, illegal immigrants and terrorism, but he can't be given all the credit.
In the offending scene, the woman – unnamed in the programme – showed her fear, shaking, whimpering, suffering every conceivable indignity.
Thus, it is conceivable that in Y2 receptor KO mice, an accelerated fear learning may be masked by a concomitant anxiolytic effect mediated by increased release of NPY acting on postsynaptic Y1 receptors.
The head of a rival says, without batting an eyelid, that it would be conceivable to raise $100 billion in the next decade.The worriers are right to fear that all this could become reckless.
The only conceivable reason for Mr Khamenei's failure to countenance their arrest was his fear of turning adversaries into martyrs.In the first week of January came an admonition.
It is conceivable that these processes are involved in the recruitment of amygdala activities to hippocampus-driven theta oscillation during fear memory retrieval [47].
While the mammoth efforts are unlikely to succeed, it's conceivable that we might revive more recently deceased creatures like passenger pigeons within the next couple of decades (which conservationists fear could make extinction seem less dire than it does now).
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
It seemed almost conceivable.
