Sentence examples for degrees of fear from inspiring English sources

It is an oddly polite term a euphemism that conceals varying degrees of fear, loathing, and admiration.

It is an oddly polite term — a euphemism — that conceals varying degrees of fear, loathing, and admiration.

Just as, in the past, Iraqis hid their true feelings about Saddam's brutal tyranny by referring to him as "strict," Iraqis today commonly describe Allawi as "tough". It is an oddly polite term a euphemism that conceals varying degrees of fear, loathing, and admiration.

Are there thirteen people, including yourself, in varying degrees of fear that could use you to show up in their lives and remind them of who they are?

Over the past year I've had the privilege of meeting and talking to people as they approach the great unmentionable with varying degrees of fear and courage, resistance and surrender.

(Participant 79) Half of MPs reported their families experienced some degree of fear and 80% reported fearfulness in their staff.

And with a certain degree of fear.

"There's a healthy degree of fear here.

"An extreme degree of fear" [Chicago, Ill.?] : Government Documents Special Interest Section, AALL, c2010.

A high degree of fear of movement is positively correlated with avoidance in other conditions.

And yet our survey found that previous practice, not degree of fear, predicts who speaks up.