Sentence examples for fear of expressing from inspiring English sources

Another Emanuel family trait: having a lot of opinions and no fear of expressing them.

The staff is looking for quick, articulate children who seem to have no fear of expressing themselves.

- The applicant is required to be open-minded and demonstrate independent, rational thinking without fear of expressing his/her own opinion, motivating it, even if in opposition to the supervisor.

Mr. Serban and other opposition leaders here held out faint hope that inside the voting booths, villagers throughout the country might overcome the fear of expressing political views openly that was instilled in them since the Communist takeover of Romania after World War II.

This causes them to disassociate with their emotions and have an underlying fear of expressing their true needs or emotions with others.

I think it's also a fear of expressing yourself fully [in everyday situations].

As opposed to stable fears of expressing one's ideas in whole-class dialogue in general and in principle, situational uncertainty might fluctuate considerably in ongoing communication processes, depending not only on topical familiarity but also on perceived social climate in the current group or classroom setting (MacIntyre 2007).

Widespread phone tapping is no longer a secret, leading to fears of expressing oneself truthfully in phone conversations.

Yet the fears of expressing doubt or sharing suffering remain for many religious individuals who worry such admissions may signal a lack of faith or divine judgment.

Thus, the students had no reason to fear consequences of expressing a negative view.

This is how governments create a climate in which people fear the consequences of expressing themselves openly and worry their beliefs and activities can be used against them.