Sentence examples for fear of unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
As chicks develop over the first few days of life, they show increasing fear of unfamiliar objects; they allay this anxiety by avoiding novel objects and approaching a familiar one.
Imprinting works because newly hatched birds do not show any fear of unfamiliar objects, perhaps because something can be unfamiliar only by contrast with something else that is familiar.
We boldly begin these journeys with physical training and by planning our route to overcome fear of unfamiliar terrain.
Psychological factors -- like a fear of unfamiliar risks and repeated miscommunication by public health officials -- contribute to an increasingly fearful environment, but there are also sociological reasons that Ebola in particular has the world so frightened.
I'm suggesting that we have more honest conversations about the immigration experience and acknowledge that our fears today – being displaced, paying for their expenses, fear of unfamiliar cultures, losing our sense of self – are not much different than fears earlier generations experienced and didn't always manage with grace and dignity.
Piglets that were maze trained, i.e. were exposed to cognitive challenges, showed a decreased fear of unfamiliar persons after weaning compared with control piglets housed under the same conditions.
In Africa, fear of the unfamiliar often leads to accusations of witchcraft, and if heroin use is unfamiliar, methadone is even more so.
A fascination with things to come is eclipsing the fear of the unfamiliar, evident in the recent enthusiasm for forward-looking product design, like the Apple iMac.
Let her take whatever she needed for herself, and for Ms. F. What he did find, regrettable but obdurate, was his old fear of the unfamiliar.
