Sentence examples for cower in fear of from inspiring English sources

It is still dominated, and will still cower in fear of the monopolist unbound".

But like many members of Congress — who cower in fear of the ratings system and negative campaign advertising — the dealers knew not to cross the N.R.A.

But he is also one of the most notorious bullies, known for berating staff, alienating allies and causing aides to cower in fear of his gratuitous and frequent browbeatings.

As a long time Hackney resident I should add that although crime remains an issue locally, I do not cower in fear of it and very much like living here.

And while presidential pressure and threats of political retribution might have had some effect on timid Democrats who voted no on expanding gun-related background checks, would it have had any effect at all on the spineless, naysaying Republicans who cower in fear of the National Rifle Association?

After they get fired it will hit them that they don't need to cower in fear of their boss or anyone else.

Yet those expecting private-equity executives to be cowering in fear of retribution will be disappointed.

What I've never seen – and don't expect to see – are Muslims cowering in fear of Trump.

"Families who once cowered in fear of gunshots will now emerge from their homes to a bright new dawn of equity, justice and peace".

One Soldier's War is probably at its most disturbing - and most powerful - when Babchenko describes the younger soldiers cowering in fear of the older men.

I don't think singles were cowering in fear of politics, or too dazzled by the whirl of their social lives, to get to the polls.