Sentence examples for fear of difference from inspiring English sources

The latter sentiment, of course, is linked to a fear of difference, a fear of people who look different, speak languages other than American English, or practice religions other than Christianity.

They are based in a fear of difference.

He thinks it was just as much fear of difference that drove it away as anything that Manhattan had to offer.

One particular case that illustrates this fear of difference is the series of murders of gay men committed by Colin Ireland.

Though abusive voices interject from all sides, this is no misery memoir; it's a candid, necessary call against conventional definitions of masculinity and the fear of difference.

Humans have a primitive fear of difference, often expressed as negative attitudes to outsiders or those who do not look or behave the way we expect.

Finding similarities and celebrating differences can be at the center of this, as it is often a lack of similarities or fear of differences that breaks down the communication chain.

This is where the need to shout and be heard often comes from, it is fear of differences and fear of not being understood.

When we have the courage to look into our own lives, we can see this fear -- this White fear -- as a fear of differences, fear of the unknown, fear for our physical safety and fear of losing power.

To ignore the existence of "the other" is at the very least childish; to hold exclusive events to talk about social networks displays a strong fear of differences.

More often, this has come from those whose hatred of All Things Obama, whose fear of differences, whose anger at losing the White House has caused them to knowingly say whatever it takes to make others as angry, scared and hate-filled as they are.