Sentence examples for feared beneath from inspiring English sources

The power of a ghost story lies in what is feared beneath the surface of the narrative, terrors glimpsed or imagined in the cracks, rather than what leaps out of the shadows.

Officials in Christchurch have conceded there is little chance that the students, feared trapped beneath the rubble of the Canterbury Television building in the city, have survived.

It was part of a search for dozens of victims feared buried beneath the Enrique Rebsamen school, where local officials reported 21 children and 4 adults dead after Tuesday's quake.

Many of them fear slipping beneath it, and now they know that will mean disappearing from the concerns of the Republican presidential front-runner.

Steven Mullen of The Tuscaloosa News called the episode "stellar", said the Charles Miner soccer subplot ended "perfectly" and said, "Watching [Michael's] fears bubble beneath the surface and slowly erode Pam's confidence was a masterwork".

Wendy Towers, 61, of Forest Gate, east London, was feared dead and buried beneath the rubble by neighbours when they contacted police on Tuesday after seeing that her living room ceiling had caved in.

They exposed the anxiety and fundamental fear beneath macho cool and they displayed range.

That kid was full of melancholy and fear, beneath a lot of self-confidence.

But he lets you glimpse, just barely, the mortal fear beneath them.

And without the fear beneath the laughter, "True West" just isn't very funny.

His staging accents the human frailty rather than the mythic grandeur of the Mannons, the fears beneath their implacable armor.