Sentence examples for evoked fear from inspiring English sources

And he evoked fear and mistrust in them.

The word "Russia" evoked fear and blank images.

Optogenetic mapping revealed that SC projections to the lateral posterior nucleus (LP) of the thalamus, a non-canonical polymodal sensory relay, are sufficient to mimic visually evoked fear responses.

The idea that black women, even of the stature of Serena Williams, have either enjoyed favour or evoked fear in the face of whiteness is nothing but a bitter joke.

From skydiving to writing her first book I'm Judging You: The Do-Better Manual, she actively pursued what evoked fear instead of just continuing with what was already comfortable.

Li evoked fear and awe in Hong Kong with her announcement early last year that China Power would break into the highly regulated but profitable Hong Kong retail market.

Trump has floated the idea of using the U.S. military to invade Venezuela, which evoked fears of past U.S. intervention in the region.

Investors shuddered initially at the news, which evoked fears of a crisis similar to the one that hit the Airbus A380 superjumbo plane last year.

The morning blast, which broke windows and wrecked offices, initially evoked fears of a terror attack, but officials said it was an accident.

And they include scandals involving the president's youngest brother and his personal masseuse that have evoked fears of a return of the corruption and nepotism of the Suharto years.

THE huge, centralized database of personal information being created by the Pentagon to help combat terrorism has evoked fears of a high-tech fulfillment of George Orwell's omniscient government.