Sentence examples for fear suffered from inspiring English sources

She alluded to the pain and fear suffered by the parents of Trayvon Martin, a black teenager killed by a neighborhood watchman in Florida in 2012, and many others like him and said that she has tried to encourage other white Americans to give that some thought.

Our objective is to get each passenger at least 10,000 euros compensation for material damage and also for... the fear suffered, the holidays ruined and the serious risks endured," he said.

Football heroes, like lesser men, have their fears, suffer their humiliations.

"A man who fears suffering already suffer what he fears," as Montaigne said.

I fear it suffered from a general book buyers' exhaustion with books on the Middle East.

The three Americans subsequently wrote a book, Out of Captivity, which detailed the horrific deprivations, loneliness and fear they suffered throughout their time in captivity.

My childhood was a living hell because of this; I spent most of the time in a state of extreme terror and fear and suffered from chronic depression, anxiety, stress and insomnia, which I still suffer from as an adult.

As Augustine put it, someone who no longer trembled from fear or suffered from sorrow would not have won true peace, but would rather have lost all humanity (Augustine, 1966, XIV.9).

But what of Zoe, the 29-year-old who collapsed on Oxford Street, whom we spent nearly an hour fearing had suffered brain damage or had died?

Mice experience fear and suffer pain and death in the laboratory, and yet you never question whether it is ethical to use them.

And when we look to the countries that some fear may suffer the same fate as Greece Italy and Spainin – there is no neo-Nazi movement waiting in the wings.