Sentence examples for fear sense from inspiring English sources

Just when you fear sense and pragmatism might prevail, European policymakers resort to type and order is restored.

Does the commercial only promote features of the product, or does it try to stimulate other ways of selling (for example, creating fear, sense of loss, or excitement)?

A possible explanation for the intercorrelations between fear, sense of security and memories from the childbirth is that distressing recollections are symptoms after experienced fear [ 28].

The psychosocial aspects of care (i.e. social isolation, fear, sense of identity and control, depression, and personal relationships) must also be addressed to optimise care for people with CHF.

It was precisely the situation that Coach P. J. Carlesimo had feared, sensing before the game that a letdown might be looming.

I could feel his fear, his sense of uncertainty.

Mr. Solzhenitsyn mocks the herdlike fear and sense of helplessness among the population.

In this light, the rush to make more Fear makes sense.

That initial fear, that sense that everything had gone wrong and would end badly, is never far from the surface.

Take it away and I fear that sense of loyalty among future students may be somewhat diminished.

But beyond emergencies when I might not understand instructions, does this fear make sense?