No word on whether there was a flight safety announcement, but Mr. Ciaffoni's co-pilot, Nick Terleckyj of Chicago, took his fear of foul — and, yes, fowl — odors further, taking along a white surgical mask to protect against the fumes.
"The playwright lives in fear of hearing, 'Oh, yes, that was a television movie.' It objectifies narrative in a way that scares us; we're all told we have to be tied into some larger significance.
About activity restriction as consequence, specifically individuals were asked whether they limited going outdoors due to fear of falling (coding yes or not).
So out of fear, yes," he said.
The high-concept framing allowed for a humorous and compassionate examination of feelings of exclusion, fear and, yes, community.
They occurred, at least in part, because their participants had an insufficient knowledge of, appreciation for and, yes, fear of the law.
Or you don't dare go on the tube for fear of throwing yourself under and yes, I know the terrible impact it would have on all who witness it.
And yes, a fear of it touching my skin, which prevents me holding an opened carton let alone a glass, may not make complete sense, but it is justifiable extension of the survival response.
I often say yes for fear of missing out on something.
My mother has spent a generation and a half of her life locking her door, owning a gun instead of employing an alarm system in fear of the type of niggers (yes, the very word we use) negroes fear most.
