Sentence examples for fear of banishment from inspiring English sources

For its most devout adherents, Galotti's story conjures up the secret fear of banishment and excommunication.

I'm hoping that the message sent to Rice with his termination will be a lesson learned by the next Ray Rice and that the fear of banishment will stop him from assaulting one of our daughters.

Anytime there seemed to be a threat of my becoming entangled in a piece of unauthorized publicity about Shopsin's, I have resorted to rank cowardice, spooked by the fear of a lifetime banishment that might not even carry the possibility of parole.

It's likely that the current Garbarek tour will seek to sustain the same funkier momentum, but longtime fans needn't fear the banishment of the old windswept-landscape Garbarek or pensive, folk-dancing Garbarek, as those persuasive personae still make regular appearances.

Defying her order of banishment, she was again banished, this time upon pain of death.

Oddly, some American film sales executives appear to take a brighter view of Mr. Gibson's prospects than their European counterparts, perhaps because he has already been operating outside of conventional studio circles, so has little to fear from banishment.

And it was the unchanging structure that partly drove Dave to make a decision that resulted in his virtual banishment from France, for fear of serving time in Legion prison were he to return.

The community's reaction to the disease – fear, disgust, the banishment of those afflicted – rings horribly true.

It feels like a form of banishment.

The real thrill for Beaton is the ever-present threat of banishment.

It has existed in a kind of banishment, my flesh history with my daughters.