Sentence examples for evident fear from inspiring English sources

Those who have lived for a long time in this part of far northern Australia approach the prospect of cyclone without surprise or too much evident fear.

It also failed to show Ms. Giraldo acting in evident fear of the man she has called her boyfriend, Mr. Tacopina said.

When she recognizes Clyde (the convincingly dangerous Tony Curran) lumbering about in a menacing fashion, she is impelled to follow him despite her evident fear.

As I wrote earlier Tuesday, their skittishness around the Trump administration's family separation policy may be partly a result of sincere moral revulsion, but it is most certainly fed by an evident fear of how voters are going to react.

That a class war was imminent and apt to be kindled by Blitzstein's proud agitprop was the evident fear of the federal government, which had financed the show under the auspices of a New Deal agency, the Federal Theater Project, but withdrew its support at the last moment, shuttering the theater on opening night, June 16 , 1937

From both animal data and theoretical considerations, it is evident that fear extinction involves mainly interactions between cortical and subcortical structures, such as the PFC and the amygdala or the hippocampus (see for an overview [79]).

A strong genotypic difference was also evident during fear memory recall.

While self-blame and blame by others was a key theme identified in the current study and a driving mechanism of stigma described in our model, other mechanisms included in our model were less evident (eg, fear and disgust).

On Thursday, evidence of consumer fear was evident in U.S. June chain-store sales, which showed shoppers flocking to low-cost outlets.

No doubt, economic circumstances play a role in the pessimism and fear evident in each country.

When Trump is compelled to revert to a prepared text and the teleprompter, his discomfort is as evident as the fear of any hostage forced to read a statement of guilt into a video camera.