Sentence examples for constantly fears from inspiring English sources

She is unable to leave her husband because she loves him too much and she constantly fears he will die.

The city has let her stay on in her foster boarding home in Brooklyn Heights while her lawyer hunts for a legal institution willing to mount an appeal, but she had to interrupt her engineering studies, cannot work legally, and constantly fears arrest.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…" But you're not Dickens, and you're not trying to entertain a Victorian readership who reads by gas lamps and constantly fears explosions, and you're not being paid by the word.

He said he has never had a problem with police officers, but constantly fears them.

Friends constantly fear for her safety.

Schoolwork suffered as she constantly feared hazing and "focused on having to deal with this".

In parts of the developing world, the rich constantly fear attack.

The men, constantly fearing attack, seek out protective relationships with them.

The stigmas we have to deal with are not just annoying but dangerous: we constantly fear attack from extremists.

I constantly fear having written nothing but a sigh, when I believe I have set down a truth".

But as a young, struggling artist he knew firsthand what it was to constantly fear having no money.