Sentence examples for fear to move from inspiring English sources

In recent days, as opposition fighters have moved to gain control of Aleppo's neighborhoods, the government has sent armored columns, troops and helicopters to meet them — preparing, residents fear, to move into the city.

Some people in Mahama said the Imbonerakure targets young men and boys, while others said families fear to move together because they think large groups will be stopped by officials in Burundi or at the border.

When people run out of hope or are filled with fear, it's a natural human impulse to flee in the direction of less fear, to move in the direction of more hope.

In some truly overwhelming situations, we may literally 'freeze' with fear, unable to move, such as someone frozen in the path of a charging bear or tiger.

Daniel Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard, said it was very human both to fear collapses and to move quickly beyond them.

They will tell you about the more than 50% unemployment, the kidnapping of children, the fear of women to move freely, and the rapid rise in drug abuse and prostitution.

AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley says his side must play without fear in order to move clear of the League Two relegation zone.

Creating these divisions through hate and fear will continue to move many to blindly follow while injustice and oppression are committed to our fellow brothers and sisters.

Children can become paralyzed with fear and unable to move forward if denied their own process of natural development, which includes making mistakes and facing consequences.

A later Bonanno kingpin, Carmine Galante, who had been convicted of heroin trafficking, was gunned down in Joe and Mary's Restaurant in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in 1979 on orders from rival bosses who feared he wanted to move in on their rackets.

Keep in mind, fear is a counter-intuitive emotion; when you want to step back fear is urging you to move forward.