Sentence examples for dealing with the fears from inspiring English sources

In this course, we will examine both literary representations of the French Revolution, as well as the literary analyses of a society constantly dealing with the fears (or hopes) of a new Revolution.

People chose isolation, or avoided relationships, as a way of protecting themselves against rejection and dealing with the fears of how they appeared and what others thought of them [ 28, 30, 40].

That's the way that I was dealing with the fear of failure.

"We're dealing with the fear of cabdrivers and how they think," Ms. Grier said.

A therapist gradually exposes someone with OCD to whatever is causing anxiety, and then suggests better ways of dealing with the fear.

In this conclusion Mayor Cory A. Booker endorses a candidate for City Council while dealing with the fear and anger prompted by a gang shooting near a school.

Townend and Bennett take readers through various probabilities before dealing with "the fear of speaking out against News International and the media industry"..

Is there anything about the process of packing that can help? A. Given that you're dealing with the fear of a lack of control, packing is one thing that you can control.

Even if you give our leaders passing marks (or the benefit of the doubt) for dealing with the actual threat, they have been dreadful at dealing with the fear of the threat.

When I was a teenager, coming out and coming to terms with being gay, one of the hardest parts of that process was dealing with the fear that I would never have kids.

The difficulty comes not in handling the negligible emotional content, but in dealing with the fear (groundless, one hopes) that its three performers, like many dancers, might be without health insurance.