Sentence examples for fear of experienced from inspiring English sources

Hence, women who have experienced an induced abortion may be reluctant to use contraception due to lack of detailed knowledge about contraception and fear of experienced or imagined side effects [ 20, 21].

For nearly the entire year, all signs pointed to the notion that Mr. Romney was holding back for fear of experiencing a repeat of his embarrassing loss four years earlier.

Kafka's love letters suggest another dimension for the term: that incongruity between who we are and who we want to be, between our desire to share our inner worlds and the fear of experiencing the consequent vulnerability that such exposure would bring into our "real" lives.

Persons of color, LGBQT-identified people and undocumented immigrants may particularly be wary of reporting incidents to police for fear of experiencing harassment – or worse.

-- A fear of experiencing change because that means that we may have to feel a bit uncomfortable and have to change habits.

Who among us has not lived in fear of experiencing the shower scene from Arachnophobia? Or spent the midnight hour cowering while an eight-legged interloper scuttled across the bedroom ceiling?

Goldstein and Chambless [ 3] labeled this fear of experiencing anxiety or panic attacks as "fear of fear".

For example, palpitations are misinterpreted as a signal of a heart attack, dizziness as evidence impeding loss of control, etc. Goldstein and Chambless [ 9] labelled this fear of experiencing anxiety or panic attacks as "fear of fear".

Experiences of stigma, fear of experiencing stigma, or internalized stigma around her abortion may have prompted women to give more socially desirable responses to make her appear or feel selfless, to justify her abortion decision.

This gender difference may reflect the fact that males are overrepresented in the criminal justice system and consequently more likely to avoid testing services out of fear of experiencing discrimination related to their engagement in illegal activities [ 7, 11].

These difficulties may have contributed to the fear of hospitals experienced by people with intellectual disability.