Sentence examples for fear of dissolution from inspiring English sources

Along the way, there is much anxiety over loyalty and much fear of dissolution, but ultimately a new confidence develops.

But all these years later, it seems a prescient exploration of the kind of dislocation, dread and fear of dissolution that are now staples of character-driven drama.

Despite her unvarnished fear of "dissolution, of casting my particles to the wind", and at the "insoluble grief" of not seeing her grandchildren grow up, there is, still, a triumphant note to her fast unspooling history.

He's a perfect avatar for the cultural anxieties around him, from avoidance of death (Lucky Strike) to fear of family dissolution (Kodak).

And the banks – the banks that are still with us after the shotgun mergers of 2008 – they are haunted still by exposure to loans and homes values and other banks and leverage and all of the old bogeymen that once forced investors to rip money away for fear of utter dissolution.

Personal and family factors comprise unwillingness of men to know their HIV status [ 17], marriage instability [ 17], men's lack of knowledge about the services [ 1], fear of potential dissolution of marriage consequent to HIV infected status [ 1, 33], lack of perceived benefits of HIV services when one is healthy, lack of proper communication between partners and fear of stigmatization [ 34].

However, I don't fear our nation is on the brink of dissolution, even though our Zogby Interactive survey for Forbes finds less than a majority having even just some confidence in several of our most important institutions.

Fearing the dissolution of the financial district, Mr. Giuliani announced a tentative agreement in December 1998 to build a $400 million complex and provide $160 million in tax breaks.

Masters feared the dissolution of their by then world-famous medical partnership, hastily divorced his wife and wed Johnson — and their sex life tapered off.

Her portrayal of a wealthy matron fending off fears of madness and dissolution captured exactly the equilibrium of the play's title.

For fear of negative repercussions such as marital dissolution, nearly all of the study participants reported to have resumed sexual activity by the time the child was six months old.