Sentence examples for fear of nothing from inspiring English sources

Rihanna, a masterly ambitious black woman with a fear of nothing and no one, directed her video.

FROM time to time, exotic new physics experiments bring fears of nothing less than the end of the world.

Guilt, jealousy, despair, violence, anxiety, irrationality, the fear of death – nothing that is human is foreign to literature.

The preëminent thanatophobe of our day, the novelist Julian Barnes, wrote a two-hundred-and-fifty-page memoir on his fear of nonexistence, "Nothing to Be Frightened Of".

There's a typically Shechterian air of double bluff here: of the choreographer grasping his fear of having nothing to say, and making that desperation his subject.

7.46pm BST Some folks still believe Bayern are going to be constrained by fear of failure: nothing about their pre-match demeanour suggests that will be the case - they couldn't look more relaxed before kick-off.

I think it was Louis de Bernières who said writing begins when our fear of doing nothing at all outweighs our fear of doing it badly.

Now, we bury ourselves in our smartphones for fear of doing nothing; we are codependent on our yearning to know about others and we're positively addicted to our gadgets and to staying connected.

In contrast to this, participants also identified their fear of doing nothing.

Frequently pre-internship students experience the fear of "knowing nothing" [ 37], and are insecure about the physical examination of other human beings [ 38, 39].

Writer's analyst told him that a fear of rats means nothing.