Sentence examples for feared rather from inspiring English sources

He should react to threats with rapid and decisive acts of violence, and shouldn't be afraid to be feared rather than loved by his citizens.

Therefore it's obviously better for a prince to be feared rather than loved, since fear is a constant emotion, which will remain true to itself no matter how much circumstances may shift.

That is because, when asked to consider the future, two thirds of us said that we feared rather than were excited by advances in autonomous cars, robotics and genetics.

The population is much larger, the estuary is a popular and busy resort, nuclear power is feared rather than revered, and scepticism has replaced deference and trust in science and government.

But it doesn't matter what Hannah thinks; she wants just a touch of the cruel cheerleaders' power — for once, to know how it feels to be feared rather than teased and excluded.

AMERICA seems to have dodged a bullet with the swine flu epidemic — yet this was more the result of the virus being less deadly than feared rather than of any government coordination.

"Today children would fear rather than dream" of asking for Mr. Chagaev's autograph, he suggested.

Those who have managed it have my undying admiration but are, I fear, rather thin on the ground.

And the party's current frontrunner is someone who exploits voters' fear, rather than engaging their aspirations.

It appears that they want ordinary people to fear rather than trust them, and that they're succeeding.

Understandably, most B2B companies fear rather than embrace negative reviews and press.