Sentence examples for expressed in fear of from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: The concerns expressed in "Fear of Insurance Trouble Leads Many to Shun or Hide DNA Tests" (front page, Feb. 24) should be tempered by two important observations.
Jung theorized to Dr. Eissler that Freud had experienced some disappointment in love, sublimating it into a drive for power and developing a neurosis expressed in fear of losing control of his bladder.
They were expressed in the fear of Asbury Park, which was black; in the resentment of the towns of Marlboro and Deal, which were known as Jewish; in the way Hispanics seemed exotic.
Survivors and perpetrators alike suffer from mental health problems, yet many remain within the confines of toxic masculinity – unable to express emotion in fear of appearing weak, with some instead resorting to violence against newly empowered women in their lives.
When we don't have the permission to fully express ourselves in fear of being mocked, excommunicated, or disowned we begin to feel expendable and that place is a dangerous place to be.
It is, therefore, important to consider that TRPC5 is expressed in the fear centre of the amygdala and that TRPC5 knock-out mice exhibit diminished fear [18].
Of all the fears expressed in his lyrics, the fear of the deadening routines of devotion may be direst.
Cunningham et al. [ 10] in their study showed that lack of communication from the informants was expressed in the form of fear and inadequacies, a manifestation also recorder in this study.
Regarding "Ukraine can't have it both ways" (Views, March 29) by John Herbst: A fear expressed in the denial of an association agreement between the European Union and Ukraine is that it could push President Viktor Yanukovich to join a customs union with Russia.
His fears were expressed in one of the many memos he sent to government ministers, 27 of which were published today after a 10-year legal battle by the Guardian.
The reaction to graphic warnings was predominantly expressed in terms of arousing disgust and fear that smoking tobacco kills and negatively effects health.
