Sentence examples for fear transferred from inspiring English sources

And it is hard, even then, to believe it, so firmly has the madman's thought become your thought, so surely has his fear transferred itself to you.

In addition, the uncontrolled feeling of anxiety and fear transferred by parents to the child can cause these patients to treat each meal as a "recurrent danger", thereby eliciting a bad relationship with food.

They must not be fearful of the subculture or that fear transfers to the child creating chaos and an imbalance familiar to the child, reinforcing the child's belief there is "no way out".

Legal representatives for the infants recently visited detention centres on Christmas Island and met asylum seeker families who say they fear being transferred to the offshore processing centre on Nauru.

Here, the links by which fear is transferred, and transmuted into anger, include the situational, symbolic, and semantic: from, for example, being struck to the "signs and tokens" of an impending beating — e.g., the bottle of gin, or the words of abuse and affection, the curses and kisses, that attend drunkenness.

Assange fears being transferred to the United States if he travels to contest the allegations.

But she also fears being transferred to a housing project: "I don't know if I'd be able to survive there, with the bills and all the other expenses.

This campaign has raised alarms among supporters of an open Internet, who fear that transferring authority to international bodies could politicize governance and lead to restrictions on the flow of information.

(ii) Avoidance of talking about risk: Bhoola et al. (2014) mention that poor communication between top management and project team leads to risk avoidance, due to fear of transferring bad news.

It's a measure designed to alleviate the fear that transferring any kind of payment information wirelessly sets a user up for attack, which is likely one of the factors involved in slow adoption of NFC payment methods thus far.

As he grew older, Galván's fear of death transferred itself into an obsession with the Holocaust.