Sentence examples for fear of men from inspiring English sources

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".

It's a shame so much of her work seemed to show an innate fear of men; they've been following her lead for half a century.

Magpies' fear of men lessened, as we'd lost one means (the word pioden) of keeping track of terrorist birds out in the back.

But as a former dominatrix and erotic memoirist myself, I can tell you that the fear of men 'tainted by association' with you is an all-too familiar trope when it comes to telling your story.

A mother with a fear of men has described her terror when she was locked in an NHS women's psychiatric ward with a burly transgender patient who was about 6ft tall and "extremely male-bodied".

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

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.

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.

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.