Sentence examples for embedded fear from inspiring English sources

Drugs are scary, especially if you've never done any of them, so now when people are saying that marijuana actually isn't bad we've got a lot of deeply embedded fear to remedy if we're ever going to get anywhere.

But in Germany, with its embedded fear of inflation and insistence that individuals should suffer the consequences of their actions, the idea that Greece should just leave is gaining wider currency, even in elite circles.

Such deep, embedded fear dictates that we need to make sure that those who are different can't return.

I have always been skeptical of our embedded fear that once they gain sentience, robots, being so much smarter and stronger than us, will eliminate humanity with ruthless efficiency.

This problem has been around for decades and will continue until systemic change is in place for police and for individuals to question their deeply embedded fears of what is simply different.

The indiscriminate massacre of whole families and villages had a purpose: "It was meant to induce submission and to embed fear, distrust and disunity into everyday life".

With respect to the AAIRB's claims that the dissemination of the findings from the BMPS would discourage breastfeeding amongst Alaska Native mothers, there are multiple factors, some far more structurally and socially embedded than fear of environmental contaminants, that inhibit breastfeeding.

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The fund bottomed out on Dec. 3 at $8.50, which is likely the fear embedded in this investor's mind as he targets cheaper downside protection.

In the piece, Weberg examines the psychological effects caused by violence, forcing participants to confront the insecurities and fears embedded within contemporary society.

Sex and fear are embedded deeply within the film's DNA in ways that even the movie's biggest fans perhaps might not quite grasp.