Sentence examples for fear of recrimination from from inspiring English sources
I tolerate your right to be open about who you love without fear of recrimination from neighbours, employers, or churches.
One agent, who told me that he has instructed his staff to refer to Boras as "he who shall not be named," then requested that his own name not be identified, for fear of recrimination from the union.
"Zero tolerance on 53rd and Sixth isn't the same thing as zero tolerance on Court Street," the officer, who spoke on the condition that his real name not be used for fear of recrimination from the department, said through the window of his brown traffic bureau squad car.
He asked to remain anonymous for fear of recriminations from his bosses.
The source, who asked not to be named for fear of recriminations from her employer, says: "You have an editor breathing down your neck and you have to meet your targets".
He was able to photograph the transition of homosexuality from a dirty secret that people felt they must hide to a vision of lives that could be led out in the open, without fear of recrimination.
The health minister said the authorities in Bosobe were looking for the priest who had fled for fear of recrimination.
In the BITC research, respondents again and again pointed out the fear of recrimination if they spoke out.
Had you met her, you might have been afraid to look her in the eye, for fear of recrimination: the world had failed her early on.
