Sentence examples for fear reinforce from inspiring English sources

This year, though (in a development that will, I fear, reinforce prejudices about liberal profligacy), the Democrats have replaced the Rule of Threes with a Rule of Fours: "policies that are smart and right and fair and good for America," or "a government as decent, candid, purposeful and compassionate as the American people themselves".

Women began telling their stories of harassment, threats, violence and fear, reinforced by each others' voices.

"Women began telling their stories of harassment, threats, violence, and fear, reinforced by each other's voices," she writes.

The Hungarians talked darkly of a new iron curtain being created, a fear reinforced when a European commissioner admitted days later to plans to rescue euro-area countries in difficulty.

Their fear reinforces our society's death taboo.

Making a decision based on fear reinforces that anxiety".

Pulling her out from under a bed will only intensify feelings of fear and reinforce that she is right to be frightened.

The show, for logistical reasons, hasn't any of the vast historical canvases he painted but those, one fears, only reinforce his essential derivativeness on a more grandiose scale.

The fear was reinforced in 1969, when Soviet and Chinese troops clashed along the border of Kazakhstan and China's Xinjiang province.

This has not happened, but their fear is reinforced by America's bizarre new policy of making illegals pay the American government for the privilege of being booted out.

The convention has seemed wary of giving too large a role to former President Bush, for fear of reinforcing public doubts about whether his son is his own man.