Sentence examples for fear of being harassed from inspiring English sources
More important, some residents stopped coming to the Recycling Center altogether, for fear of being harassed by these people.
This is not a free society if a woman cannot walk down the street without fear of being harassed, attacked, or even molested.
Sherry, a Chinese graduate student who declined to give her last name for fear of being harassed, had a less heroic view.
Moreover, the "fear of being harassed by a vexatious suit, for acting according to their consciences" would always be the greater "where powerful" men are involved, 1 W. Hawkins, Pleas of the Crown, 349 (6th ed. 1787).
"It's going to be tense for the foreseeable future as well," said the monk, who spoke on the condition of anonymity out of fear of being harassed by the security forces.
Racial discrimination is still rife within Victoria police, with some young people from ethnic minorities afraid to drive in certain areas of Melbourne for fear of being harassed, a study has found.
Reports of students being harassed or arrested were regularly posted.
A common feature on Indian trains is the ladies' coach, where women can travel without fear of attracting unwelcome male attention and being harassed.
I also believe that Martin feared Zimmerman because he had heard a thousand stories of Black men being harassed, beaten, even occasionally killed by white policemen.
