Sentence examples for drawn fear from inspiring English sources

The three most frequent fears were: fear of complications (n = 34 times drawn), fear of suffocating (n = 27 times drawn), and fear of pain (n = 25 times drawn).

#100days100nights: Gang threats of violence on social media draw fear.

Otherwise fairly routine, the film draws fear from ancient mythology and historical grudges in a way more reminiscent of Japanese horror than its American contemporaries.

E -- End feuds: When you fight with others, you draw fear into your relationships: fear that others will betray, hurt or abandon you.

Vacant for two years, the property has been put up for development by the city, drawing fears from preservationists that it will be torn down for an office or apartment building.

He has stopped drawing, fears police, and is troubled by his racial identity.

He has stopped drawing, fears police and is troubled by his racial identity.

Meanwhile, rising support for Ukip has drawn both fear and contempt.

He felt terrible for his mother, Lillie, who lived with curtains drawn for fear of the police.

His unspoken desire to return to the community is also drawn from fear; if he isn't praying the right way, perhaps he will end up damned.

It is as if a perfect system exists, and needs only to be found, to avert all errors in judgment and to cancel out the adrenaline that flows freely when young men collide with guns drawn and fear enveloping them.