Sentence examples for feared right from inspiring English sources

Still, all in all, not as bad as he first feared, right?

From the third round onwards, he said, he found it painful to use his feared right hook.

Lewis, unbeaten since his 1994 knockout by Oliver McCall, still has a feared right hand, but he sometimes gets too casual.

Its early screenings coincided with Ali lighting the flame for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, his once feared right hand, palsied by Parkinson's Disease, quivering in front of a television audience of billions.

"Besides Alabama, are there many team in the country that would be more feared right now?" So says Bill Plaschke of USC.

The programme reveals how one group of hooligans, linked to feared right-wing group Combat 18, helped provoke the recent Oldham race riots.

They went straight to the basketball court that doubles as the main square, residents said, announced themselves as members of Colombia's most feared right-wing paramilitary group, and with a list of names began summoning residents for judgment.

Next time I'll book my hotel weeks ahead, in the hope of a quieter life.Back to top >>TuesdayIN MARÍA La Baja, a swelteringly hot but otherwise unremarkable cattle town on Colombia's northern coast, it is not hard to find a leader of the "paramilitaries", as the country's feared right-wing militias are called.

THERE was a shadow sitting at the negotiating table when Colombia's government and the National Liberation Army (ELN), its second-biggest guerrilla group, sat down together this week in Geneva: the shadow of Carlos Castaño, Colombia's feared right-wing paramilitary warlord.

DW: You attract what you fear, right?

What I fear right now is that the shuttle decision will mean that we can't afford the transition.