Sentence examples for fear heard from inspiring English sources

The fear heard in Congress — echoed in arguments the Israelis have made in an intense lobbying campaign — is that any easing of the business climate around Iran from toxic to tolerable will erode the fear businesses now have of dealing with the country.

And this filters into the child's consciousness through his parents' tone of voice as he is being exhorted, punished, or loved; in the sudden, uncontrollable note of fear heard in his mother's or his father's voice when he has strayed beyond some particular boundary.

Indeed, as Howell and Shepperd note, more than half of those who get tested for HIV never return for the results, presumably because they fear hearing the worst.

After taking the stage, I first shared my own shock and fear hearing my diagnosis of diabetes thirty-eight years ago, my subsequent denial, and my diabetic complications from that denial.

It's safe to assume that five years ago, in the telemarketing boiler rooms of major companies, there were no fears heard about significant fines for placing unsolicited sales calls.

It was news that you had feared hearing.

The second fear often heard is that foreign buyers of U.S. debt will simply refuse to buy more treasuries, presumably because they fear more erosion of the dollar (more on this later).

After throwing her weight forward without fear, she heard the race official say: "Blue's got it.

Expressing a fear frequently heard from small-school heads, she says: "It makes the agenda for academisation even more clear.

One caller said that one fear she heard often among friends was that the government would start telling doctors what kind of health care is allowed, and how much.

A blue-collar family that has suffered a job loss (or fears one) heard nothing that offered the promise of a more stable, hopeful future.