Sentence examples for conquering fear from inspiring English sources

Conquering fear has a long tradition.

5. (4 31) **Tips for Conquering Fear of Flying – Baroque pop with self- assuredness.

— the dangers seemed to be outweighed by the benefits of conquering fear and developing a sense of mastery.

Dustin Hoffman's virginal panic when the leggy Anne Bancroft methodically bullies him into bed is a classic of mimicry, almost Harold Lloyd-like in its portrayal of courage barely conquering fear of the unknown.

The symbolism of these works can be often sexual, as in this season's presentation of the 1946 "Dark Meadow" and the 1947 "Errand into the Maze". Yet "Dark Meadow" treats the theme of rebirth in a general sense, while "Errand into the Maze," a psychoanalytical probing of the female psyche, is also about conquering fear itself.

And as Ms. Peters performed songs like "Do-Re-Mi" with an eight-member children's chorus, and "I Whistle a Happy Tune," which teaches you how to fool yourself into conquering fear, she conveyed those songs' instructions in the obedient, trusting voice of a goody-goody star pupil.

You also conquer fear and apprehension.

'Curiosity will conquer fear even more than bravery will' – James Stephens.

For the serious cowards among us, the chronic need to conquer fear can get tedious.

Yet it also seemed like a good moment to conquer fear.

Mr. Rushdie counsels Mr. Swift on how best to conquer fear.