Sentence examples for deeply held fear that from inspiring English sources

Popular opinion is that this legal objection was simply a means of refusing a legitimate request, amid deeply held fear that bringing down this one man could cause the death – literally and politically – of the government and many of its supporters.

Most of these derive from deeply held conceptual biases that may have been present since childhood.

This localism underscores one of Mr Treichl's deeply held beliefs: that big banks fail because they become unmanageable.

The feeling of being outraged is often accompanied by a deeply held conviction that one is indisputably right.

It seems to be a deeply held belief that one must just live with chronic pain.

Religious beliefs are so deeply held that everyone knows to treat them gently.

But deeply held cultural beliefs predating that isolationist era persist.

"Pride and Prejudice" discredits one of our most deeply held beliefs: the idea that emotions have an absolute validity.

I actually do feel some empathy for people who fear that their deeply held religious convictions are being challenged by last week's Supreme Court ruling supporting gay marriage.

The Socialist slur of Obama taps into the deeply held belief -- and even fear -- that Obama can and will actually mug the rich and by extension those who fantasize about being rich.

John Coltrane, C.S. Lewis and Einstein had deeply held, and mostly positive, spiritual beliefs that fueled their work.