Sentence examples for fear of subversion from inspiring English sources

During a period when a hysterical fear of subversion divided the nation, Hand was viewed as a liberal defender of civil liberties.

Fear of such subversion is sometimes expressed by critics.

The excessive fear of communist subversion was fed by numerous sources.

Filmed in 1956, it is the best of several movies – other efforts include Invasion of the Saucer Men, The Brain Eaters and Invaders from Mars – in which aliens take over the minds and bodies of Earthlings, reflecting a widespread American fear of communist subversion at the time.

When writing about the September Massacres, in which perhaps 1,500 people were butchered in the Parisian prisons, he reminds us that these murders were committed at a time of "grave national peril," when there was much "fear of internal subversion," excuses that apologists for Stalin, Franco and other ruthless dictators have employed to justify their crimes.

There were even fears of Communist subversion.

Soon, however, Germany and the Soviet Union were at war, and in 1943 Stalin officially dissolved the Comintern in order to allay fears of communist subversion among his allies.

Another editorial was headlined " 'Democratic reform': New fad of subversion".

It is based in xenophobia and fear of external attack and internal subversion.

Fearful of domestic subversion, Americans turned with a vengeance against homosexuals.

Beginning in 1950, McCarthy became the most visible public face of a period in which Cold War tensions fueled fears of widespread Communist subversion.