Sentence examples for fear to be from inspiring English sources

Other authors find fear to be an effective muse.

Unlikely, I fear, to be worn in polite company.

"I have only one fear – to be imbecilic.

But other Eritreans consider this level of fear to be far-fetched – and even laughable.

"With expertly concocted and perpetuated lies, they made the youths even fear to be seen with me," he wrote.

As the translators of that novel, however, we feel it necessary to correct what we fear to be a misstatement.

Among one of my horrifying nightmares is the fear to be accused of a crime I did not commit.

"We have overcome fear to be with you, and we hope that you, too, can overcome it".

A protest sign put up at the detention centre reads: "We asylum seekers fear to be resettled in PNG.

But many experts consider the fear to be outsized, and the impact on available blood supplies to be quite serious.

"People killed people because of fear to be also killed by the perpetrators of the genocide," she said.