Sentence examples for easily fear from inspiring English sources

The Bush-Cheney years saw a remarkable abrogation of civil liberties in the name of fighting terrorism, and the descent into torture showed how easily fear can bring even a modern democracy over to the dark side.

Many firms, pushed to reach unrealistic targets in these tighter times, are tempted to massage their numbers too, sometimes within the law but also, on occasions, outside it.A recent case in Australia shows how easily fear can frustrate a whistleblower's good intentions.

Many pickup buyers, a usually conservative crowd which knows that beer cans can be easily crushed, fear that the metal may not be strong enough.

"This country depends on war as a primary industry," Hunter Thompson said in a 2003 interview, but he might have just as easily said "fear" as "war".

The university's response to the epidemic illustrates how easily the fear of SARS can degenerate into a generalized antipathy toward Asians, even on college campuses.

He cannot move around freely or communicate easily, for fear of U.S. covert agents seeking to apprehend him - or worse.

A large part of being black that other people have so much difficulty grasping is how quickly and easily the fear of blackness can transform the most banal everyday activities and objects into justification for your harassment, arrest or death.

It made him very clearly see how fixed and immovable a part of him was, how easily unconscious fear can arise, and how fragile our mental stability can be.

While many European leaders have said they do not want to punish Britain for leaving, they may also not be inclined to let the country go easily for fear of encouraging further defections from the troubled bloc, which has been weathering the strain of successive migration and debt crises.

One reason that it's important to carefully explore feelings as they occur in the session is that we often have layers of feeling, and the obvious layer may not be the most significant one: anxiety may sit on top of anger or sadness, and anger may easily cover fear.

Although most violent episodes do not result in serious physical injury, threats and violence are frightening events, and may have long-term psychological consequences, such as easily activated fear of recurring violence [ 54] and post-traumatic stress disorder.