Do we have the right to express publicly our dissatisfaction or must we stay silent for fear of a sentence?
Works by William Camden, Henry Wotton, Ben Jonson, Andrew Marvell, George Herbert, Anne Clifford, and John Evelyn, when considered as a group, are texts that overturn the engrained critical notion that a Protestant fear of idolatry sentenced the visual arts and architecture in England to a state of suspicion and neglect.
Why would fear of a long sentence for drug-induced homicide prove more potent than that of a long sentence for simple drug dealing?
Fennell believes that prosecuting parents in this type of case is both cruel and pointless: It's not as though the fear of a prison sentence is what will keep a parent from doing this.
Perhaps it's Kontler's disadvantage as a non-native speaker, or maybe he has the Hungarian intellectual's fear of an enjoyable sentence, for though he is clearly conscientious and knowledgable, his monumental labours have been marred by lame prose.
Mr McGee said Shepherd was "overwhelmed by his fear" of a prison sentence.
Allowing fear of loneliness to sentence you to two or three decades of unhappiness, living in a situation you don't want or enjoy, is something you'll likely regret.
To honor the fear of your manifestations, use sentence prompts to become aware of them.
The title, thought to have begun in 1237, came with several traditional privileges, such as driving sheep over London Bridge, being drunk and disorderly without fear of arrest, or, if sentenced to death, being hanged with a silken rope.
He shouted several words at me before I recognised "passport!" and as he leafed through the pages and studied the visa I feared a series of sentences in which the dreaded word "Moo" would be the only one I could identify.
Khan said the group of public defenders was "concerned – and I am concerned – that this recall effort... will deter judges from expressing discretion and compassion in their sentences, and encourage them to issue harsher sentences for fear of being reprimanded or condemned".
