Sentence examples for fear transpired from inspiring English sources

However, a recent study reported that 10 minutes of social interaction with recently fear conditioned rats in the home cage enhanced the naïve partner rats' subsequent fear conditioning, suggesting that social transfer or modulation of fear transpired during brief social interaction [41]; see also [42].

Wind, it transpires, is jolly windy.

The liberals in the new government feared – rightly, it transpired – that Lenin was coming not to consolidate the revolution but to lead a new revolution.

"And you have to also fear the way things transpired last year".

Turns out what I feared happening had already transpired.

And so it would transpire.

The proprietor never told police what transpired, he added, for fear of igniting a scandal.

Of all the bad things that transpired at the poles, however, what sailors most feared was getting trapped in the ice, partly because it happened so often.

A lot of the tragic events that have transpired throughout the country this year have been inspired purely by fear.

And still, even after an encounter in which no violence ensued, the fear that something might transpire left my chest tight.

Some were willing to talk because they said they thought George W. Bush might lose; others, out of fear of what might transpire if he wins.