Sentence examples for fear of man from inspiring English sources

Here, jaguars roam without fear of man, and there are lengthy anacondas and other great beauties and beasts.

Incubation - Murray (1970) bred the Golden-naped Tanager and reports that there is little fear of man or other predators in these birds, and they leave their nests for long periods of time.

If you stay overnight, the red deer descend from the hills during the hours of darkness to feed on the low ground, and seem to lose all fear of man.

It doesn't matter how many times you've seen Darwin's islands on wildlife documentaries - nothing prepares you for the thrill of being slap next to creatures who have evolved without the fear of man.

Despite its image as an earthly paradise where bizarre creatures thrive and show no fear of man, the Galapagos have always been a difficult place for humans to live.

On Christmas Eve, when at twilight the peregrine hides in the "dusty cobwebby dusk of hazel and hornbeam," he writes, "No pain, no death, is more terrible to a wild creature than his fear of man".

The power and the promise, the mystery and the fear of man-to-man attraction is so vividly depicted that Giovanni's Room has become a modern classic.

In the later half of the 2nd, and all through the 1st millennium bce, however, the fear of man-made evils grew, and witchcraft vied with the demons as the chief source of all ills.

Peter Benchley, the author of Jaws, was the man who with a little help from Steven Spielberg did more than anyone to spread a fear of man-eating sharks around the globe.

That in itself is enough to foster a looming fear of men losing their grip on society.

"A secret fear of men and moments amorous was implanted in her submissive subconscious during childhood or early adolescence, perhaps by inhibiting instruction, or maybe by shocking experience".