To do so, he must struggle against the "urge to finish the operation and escape the fear of causing a catastrophic haemorrhage".
"Acumen," clearly, harasses a writer who has major ambition; he can never escape the fear of being kneecapped by some expert who is vain of his information but indifferent to the perils of imagination.
Then again, no matter how much time I spent looking around and admiring the vibrant culture, sounds, smells and sights of the place, I found it difficult to escape the fear that someone was trying to scam me.
Stephen O'Brien, Britain's Minister for International Development, said: "I visited refugee camps on Liberia's border with Cote d'Ivoire just two weeks ago and met people who had walked many, many miles with their families to escape the fear and suffering and were being cared for through British aid.
Reviewing the film of Gomorrah, my colleague Peter Bradshaw wrote: "After the final credits, it is hard to escape the fear, even the despair, that this whole area - all of Naples, all of southern Italy - is suitable only for a rain of fire from the heavens, or maybe a 1,000-year 1,000-year, like an ethical or indeed literal Chernobyl".
After the final credits, it is hard to escape the fear, even the despair, that this whole area - all of Naples, all of southern Italy - is suitable only for a rain of fire from the heavens, or maybe a 1,000-year 1,000-year, like an ethical or indeed literal Chernobyl.
As scholar Julie Barak has put it, "the vocabulary of fear that accompanies them is not only a part of their Spanish, but also of their English vocabulary" and the García family can therefore never hold legitimate hopes of escaping the fear.
The broader economy escaped the feared deflationary spiral thanks in large part to the trillions of taxpayer dollars thrown at the financial system.
We just might not be able to escape the lurking fear that even if Facebook offered an anonymous sharing option, posts would somehow come back to haunt us.
The weekends are great -- we get to escape the constant fear, anxiety, and nerves that adulting brings -- but Sunday reminds us that our responsibilities are still there.
The ladies in the front pews with their rosaries the pillars of the parishes, the mothers of the altar boys for generations like my sainted mother (God rest her soul) who could not escape the lingering fear that perhaps something bad had happened to one of her sons this is the place where the scandal has wreaked permanent damage with the Church's credibility among the faithful.
