Sentence examples for fear anarchy from inspiring English sources
To some vocal critics at the time, the seeming anarchy on the canvas was a counterpart to a feared anarchy on the streets.
However, they were overruled by hard-liners led by Chinese premier Li Peng and supported by paramount elder statesman Deng Xiaoping, who, fearing anarchy, insisted on forcibly suppressing the protests.
Amanda Taub has argued that Syria is the sum of many of Putin's fears (anarchy, uprisings, Western meddling).
In fact many Iraqis fear renewed anarchy.
We need authority for fear of anarchy.
A sense of fear and anarchy was replaced by one of hope and order.
The fear of anarchy remains strong for many Afghans, and especially here in Kandahar.
There are also those who worry that competition could result in economic reforms which would wreck their livelihoods or who – not least due to the government's propaganda – fear that anarchy beckons.
Why does an esteemed publication such as the New York Times, having expressed concerns about South Africa's abilities to host the World Cup on previous occasions, publish as its first report on South Africa after the successful precursor to the World Cup an article that communicates fear and anarchy?
