Sentence examples for fear of exactly from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Buckley was trying to protect Vonnegut posthumously from the sci-fi label he'd avoided in life for fear of exactly that kind of "genre ghetto," as Buckley puts it.
And being so frightened of the idea that dementia will define life that we don't talk about it, or find comedy in it, is just a fear of exactly what you say – that the memory will all go sour with it.
"Sowing fear of refugees is exactly the kind of response groups like Isis are seeking," said Iain Levine, deputy executive director for program at Human Rights Watch, on Thursday.
Woodrow Wilson and his trusty team of public relations entrepreneurs introduced the modern politics of fear - exactly the kind of us-vs-them, black or white, fright night hogwash that the neoconservative Republican culture of today is based in.
That culture of fear was exactly what the dictators fed off of and nurtured.
But Ms Tagouri denounced Ms Duff's attitude and said rejecting refugees out of fear was exactly what Isis wants.
Only a healthy fear of the populace -- exactly what has been missing -- can achieve that.
In my personal assessment, regular doses of viral fear do exactly what God warned us they would do - undermine faith, distort perceptions and mutate the self-in-relationship (with other people, our environments etc...).
Mr. Morse locates exactly the fear of going wrong in the hulking, taciturn Sharky's careful movements and measured words.
Wild talk of the "Fourth Reich" is so peculiar, because it is exactly the fear of being too authoritarian that leads to half-solutions and unworkable ideals like Tuesday's agreements.
