Sentence examples for fear of abduction from inspiring English sources

So does their parents' exaggerated fear of abduction.

The women, unlike those in Baghdad, have no fear of abduction.

The fear of abduction by strangers "has become a norm within middle-class parental circles," said Paula S. Fass, a history professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of "Kidnapped: Child Abduction in America".

When I saw the publicity photos of me as Hans displayed outside the theatre I was further alarmed: my costume - corduroy waistcoat, corduroy breeches and black elastic-sided shoes - made me look like somebody you wouldn't want to leave your child with for fear of abduction.

At that time, thousands of people, mainly women and children, marched into the towns and camps seeking shelter, for fear of abduction if they remained in their homes.

Bellamy will examine the impact of the fighting on children, including the widespread fear of abduction that forces children to seek special shelter at night.

Neither have the majority of international aid agencies, which – because of the fear of abductions – do not generally permit European staff to stay overnight in the north.

They take a high-minded look at the lowest common denominator, trafficking in people's worst fears of abduction, rape, torture, disfigurement and excruciating death.

Fear of child abduction or 'stranger danger' [ 16], neighborhood violence [ 51, 52], and traffic volume [ 53] are all significant barriers to AST and independent mobility in children.

Reality intrudes in the form of barely suppressed fears of child abduction and perverts in German cars.

They say they stay off the streets in the evenings for fear of arrest or abduction.