Sentence examples for fear of growing from inspiring English sources

Gerascophobia- Fear of growing old.

The fear of growing selfishness has, in the forty years since, only increased.

Theirs is a lusty brand of abstinence, but their denial of sex symbolises a fear of growing up.

It takes in the loneliness of the solitary traveller, the fear of growing older and why holiday towns suck out of season.

"It's fear of the imagination, which is fear of being like a child, which is fear of growing up, which is fear of death.

In the afterword, he wrote that the novel was his attempt to "stop the wheel of life from turning," and give voice to "the conflict between a fear of growing up and its inevitability".

In China, there are acute fears of growing trade protectionism if Obama or Clinton wins.

With the American plan coming on the heels of Britain's tax on bonuses, there are fears of growing unilateralism.

Arm was also hit by fears of growing competition from Intel, after the US group paid more than $3bn for up to 15% of manufacturing group ASML.

Water companies shook off fears of growing competition, despite a presentation on the issue from regulator Ofwat in the City yesterday.

Since 2004, head scarves and other signs of religious affiliation have been banned from public schools by a government determined to enforce France's tradition of strict secularism amid fears of growing fundamentalism among France's five million Muslims.