Sentence examples for fear of reading something from inspiring English sources
Fearing disloyalty to my community, betrayal of my religion at a time when it was under a global siege and not wanting to commit psychological suicide, I never approached the Koran, never dared to open its pages for fear of reading something that I didn't like.
What about the all-consuming pleasure of reading something, really reading something, with no distractions?
Each one of us is reading something.
They describe the mixture of fear, shame, elation and pure raw nerves they felt reading something without the endorsement of parents or teachers.
Consequently, her encounter with Nocturnal Animals – taking place over three nights while her husband attends a conference – is full of an unspecified threat, a memory of something awry, associated with both the compulsion to read and the fear of reading.
Try reading something new, like a new genre of book or something exciting, like a thriller.
"If you enjoy reading something, read it".
— "A Dean's Advice to Seniors: Don't Slack Off" by Martha C. Merrill, dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College For students admitted to Texas Christian University, a notice informally known as the "fear of God letter" will read something like this: Dear Joe: We recently received your final high school transcript.
So, the Aborigines, seemingly in the first few minutes of their really long tenure on the land have developed a menu that reads something like a list of rejected Fear Factor ideas.
But more thought led these parents to realize that they feared that this kind of testing, and their school's practice of "turning the experience of reading into something that is to be quantified" ensured that "children will learn to regard reading as a chore and not as one of life's great pleasures".
