Sentence examples for discourse of fear from inspiring English sources

The most dangerous aspect of Brotherhood rule was probably its discourse of fear and loathing.

He has deployed a discourse of fear by questioning the HDP's loyalty to the country, while asserting that the PKK and Isis are one and the same.

Britain's most senior Roman Catholic cleric has called for political leaders to extinguish "the discourse of fear" that plagues immigration's contribution to the economy.

"I want to move away from the discourse of fear of the government," he said.

This is not surprising: the daily images of death and destruction traumatize us, and a discourse of fear dominates public space.

This multi-layered discourse of fear had as one of its prime referents, of course, the prospect of a second catastrophic world war, a war in which psychic casualties were widely expected to outnumber physical ones.

At the same time they are social events: they create spaces of consideration, of discourses, of fear and assumption about an unsure and an unknown future.

In Persecution and the Art of Writing, Strauss argued that, since the time of Plato, philosophers have often been forced to conceal to most readers the most controversial elements of their discourse for fear of censorship and persecution.

Another consequence of the spread of Islamophobia is that Muslims may be less inclined to become engaged in public discourse for fear of becoming targets of the Islamophobic Network.

Yet the suspicion remains that some appreciate Zidane without knowing exactly what they're appreciating; that they are perpetuating a discourse for fear of being seen as a philistine.

Australia's tough national security posturing in the past 14 years has cultivated a discourse and climate of fear and overreaction.