Sentence examples for fear whether from inspiring English sources

"People need things to believe in and fear, whether God or the Devil," Mr. Scliar said.

The thought of a barn fire is an ancient fear, whether caused by lightning, equipment, spontaneous combustion or carelessness.

People blame liberalism for much of what they fear: whether large-scale immigration, technological change, or just what the French call mondialisation.Such a reaction is not unreasonable.

He said scientists still did not understand "how the brain creates a conscious experience of fear," whether the amygdala or other systems are involved.

When her mother-in-law began to cry, Mrs. Rafaat knew it was not from fear whether her infant granddaughters would survive.

Piquet also released a statement Friday: "Because I am telling the truth I have nothing to fear, whether from the ING Renault Team or Mr. Briatore.

Such fears, whether rational or not, are becoming rife.

Whatever the way ahead, officials reckon they can meet public fears, whether of sprawl or traffic gridlock.

"The cloak of secrecy is not alleviating anyone's fears, whether they're real or perceived," he said.

There are also fears, whether justified or not, that the use of computers in education decreases the amount of human interaction.

Asked if American officials feared whether Colonel Qaddafi could open a new terrorism front, Mr. Brennan said: "Qaddafi has the penchant to do things of a very concerning nature.