Sentence examples for fear of free from inspiring English sources

West also argues that Obama has "a fear of free black men" and is more comfortable with affluent whites.

"I think my dear brother Barack Obama has a certain fear of free black men," West once said.

Cornel West, the Princeton University professor, explains his statement on Truthdig.com that President Obama has "a certain fear of free black men".

Yet how political that younger generation is remains unclear: what motivated them to take to the street wasn't unemployment or the scaling back of the welfare state, but the fear of free culture being taken from them.

Immigration and welfare policies, for example, should be designed to reduce the fear of free riding, and the symbolic aspects of citizenship should be reinforced; they matter more in a society when tacit understandings and solidarities can no longer be taken for granted.

This time the inspiration was a mixture: fear of free-market Thatcherism at home and admiration for the vision of the French socialist president of the commission, Jacques Delors, the only Euro-pol to become a household name.

Using a grid of artificial food patches and measuring giving up densities (GUDs), we mapped landscapes of fear of free-ranging domestic goats on three substrates.

Bernard Wright Austwick, North Yorkshire The Department of Health spokesperson reassuringly says that spending on private sector services is only 6p in each pound spent by the NHS and there has been an increase of "just one penny since May 2010" (Unions fear end of free health service, 9 February).

It answers some of the fears of free-traders that the EU and Mercosur (both relatively protectionist) might stitch together a deal that diverts more trade than it creates.

China's post-Mao openness to the world, an economic strategy, remains contradicted by its fear of a free flow of non-economic information reaching the ears and eyes of the people.

This requires a reasonably sophisticated understanding of building physics on the part of designers but there is a marked reluctance historically in the design community to acquire such expertise for fear of destroying free artistic expression.