Sentence examples for fear well founded from inspiring English sources

But they also expressed fear, well founded or not, that life on the outside might prove difficult or even dangerous.

They acted partly out of fear that a vote for the cuts would expose them to Democratic political attacks, a fear well founded.

This fear is well founded.

The fear is well founded.

My only fear — now well founded — is for our safety from cars and trucks.

Mr. White's omission pointedly proves that Arthur Sullivan's fear was well founded.

The fear is well founded because the problem has already moved in the other direction.

White was said to have Aubergine's menus on his desk, which convinced Ramsay that his fear was well founded.

Many of us are afraid of our food and of the way it's produced, and to some extent that fear is well founded.

Most writers' books bear a strong resemblance to one another, either because the writer can only write one way, or only wants to write one way, or is afraid that if he tries to write another way he will lose the audience that he won with his previous books (this fear is well founded).

What frightens Razieh, for example, who is fully garbed in the chador, is that her husband, an unemployed hothead by the name of Hodjat (Shahab Hosseini), will discover what kind of job she has taken, and her fear is well founded.