Sentence examples for deep phobia from inspiring English sources

This relationship can be characterised as a tragic love affair on the Jewish part, which was met with a deep phobia by Europe.

In South Korea, resentment remains raw over Japan's brutal early 20th-century colonization, while many Japanese have a deep phobia of military action abroad because of their nation's devastating defeat in World War II.

Even a limited raising of its military profile would represent a significant step for Japan, whose public shares a deep phobia of all things military since its devastating defeat in World War II.

Cavendish had a deep phobia about being near people; it was understood that if you wished to talk to him, you wouldn't get too close and would address your remarks as if you were talking to someone else.

Actually, it's probably only bad news if you hate champagne Super Soakers and drone-delivered bottle service, or just have a deep phobia of models on stilts.

It is meant to exploit our deepest phobias of the most catastrophic kinds of personal intrusion, fears that often lie dormant until the news delivers something as horrific as the Petit family killings, which occurred in the otherwise serene corners of Connecticut three years ago.

Wouldn't it be horrible to find that you're watch a film about something you have a deep, irrational phobia of?

Whatever it was, if you watched it too early it's likely that it left you with a deep-seeded phobia – of planes, of drains, of puppets, of milk – or a new understanding of the world that you wish you didn't know.

And in an article for Wired magazine, Mr. Lutz addressed some deep-seated phobias using a strategy called reappraisal.

Ally, who is prone to hysterics, has a deep-seated clown phobia that emerges when a menacing tribe of masked stalkers appear.

There were laughs, pop culture shout-outs (Fred Savage is a Leviathan too?) and some genuine brotherly laughs, with quirky supporting characters and a chance for Sam to face his deep-rooted clown phobia (and end the episode covered in glitter, no less).