Sentence examples for fear engulfed from inspiring English sources

When fear engulfed the city on Sept. 12, many wrote off Times Square.

Fear engulfed the world's financial markets as the banks, terrified at the scale of the toxic debt in the system, stopped lending to each other.

Rage and fear engulfed me, but Mira just laughed it off, saying, "Amma, they're just mean boys and they are mean to everyone".

Mr Saeed said about 2,500 police officers had now returned to Ramadi as the fear engulfing the area subsided.

The frightening thing is that the climate of fear engulfs those in the universities.

"I think that people who do their homework and don't let fear engulf them should look at this as an opportunity to move from a decrepit, blighted community in to one that is healthy, clean, safe, affordable".

"I would have been a part of the violence, would have done it out of fear that engulfed me in that moment, out of concern to support my comrades.

Alexis Wasik described the fear that engulfed her in terms that only an eight-year-old could.

In fact, the main reason that the Bush Administration succeeded in mobilizing congressional and public support for attacking Iraq was the sense of fear that engulfed the American people in the aftermath of 9/11, and led many of them to believe that Saddam had something to do with those terrorist attacks.

She was training to be a nurse at Bristol Royal Infirmary, and the combination of her outsider status and quasi-medical expertise drew Hogan to confide in her that he feared being engulfed by family troubles.

Out of this fear, you might become a bit demanding or clingy, which might trigger your partners' fear of being engulfed, controlled, smothered.