Sentence examples for fake fear from inspiring English sources

Fight (Fake) Fear With (Real) Fear: Before diving into the specifics of his plan, Obama will first have to talk convincingly about the other side of the cost equation: the price of inaction.

Who needs the fake fear of Halloween in here?

Pratt: The truth is, you don't really need to be able to fake fear or excitement.

Americans aren't responding to the old plays -- the fake fears, the faux outrage, the conservatives who yell "Communist" at the news cameras, the pompous right-wing bloggers who once held such sway.

It's hard to fake the fear of losing a child.

He drummed up (fake) immigrant fears, stoked (overblown) dangers to police, and went off his prepared remarks to talk about immigrants.

Art experts and institutions, most prominently the Andy Warhol Foundation and the Lichtenstein Foundation, have stopped authenticating artwork, or pointing out suspected fakes, for fear of being dragged into a lawsuit by the owner of a work they rejected.

And businesses that often avoid acknowledging the fake trade, for fear of damaging their brand, should be more open with consumers about how to tell the difference between real and unreal.

While "altruistic deceit" was the most common reason women cited for faking it and "fear and insecurity" ranked second, women were more likely to fake orgasm to turn themselves on ("elevated arousal" ranked third) than to get sex over with ("sexual adjournment" ranked fourth).

Until Tuesday, an English doctor who deliberately cut the lip of a rugby player to cover up a fake injury had feared for almost six months that she would be barred from practicing medicine again.

The interesting fact, however, is that the habit of faking it has arisen from the fear of fakes.