Acknowledge that trust encompasses fear of being hurt and yet understand that not being trustful will end up harming your happiness, rather than guarding it.
In addition, they can also be anticipatory and encompass feared future scenarios, vivid fantasies, imagined events (Rachman, 2007) or even one's own death, which has been termed "flash-forwards" (Hales, Deeprose, Goodwin, & Holmes, 2011; Holmes et al., 2007).
Primary data were gleaned by a questionnaire survey, encompassing 90 fear-related factors, 872 park users in eight study sites in Hong Kong.
There appeared to be a spectrum of responses to the London bombings encompassing travel fears and avoidance.
Savit's writing swept me off my feet as I read about naïve little Anna discovering the darker side of human nature, and learning to live and encompass the fear it stirred within her.
It encompasses love, fear, dislike, insecurity, dependency, affection, sexuality, jealousy, altruism, cruelty, sameness and difference; it raises knotty questions of the individual's ability to disrupt gender norms as well as her often unconscious adherence to them.
A culture propelled by an all-encompassing fear of being found out.
Over the course of his journey, he also experiences a more all-encompassing fear -- that the birds he seeks, are, as he says to Bayfield, "abandoning me.
Once I started working in this vein, it didn't take long to realize that I shared similar fears: fear of failure, of death, of being alone; raw, ambitious, all-encompassing fear.
Death seems to be a lesser mortal threat to Brown, in his perpetual flight, than his own all-encompassing fear of Greve's machinations, which entangle everyone closest to him.
So, if we admit that the limited multilateral escape route is too difficult to pursue, we will be left with a world buffeted by the forces of deflation, nascent protectionism, imbalances and, perhaps most important right now, a huge loss of confidence and the all-encompassing fear that further decline is inevitable.
