Sentence examples for feared that maybe from inspiring English sources

And, more seriously, I feared that maybe Daisey had approached the subject with such fresh outrage and investigative vigor that he had been able to find what so many over here had not.

No sooner had I proposed this essay to the Book Review than I found a New Yorker humor piece by Andy Borowitz called "Too Big to Fail".; In it, Borowitz outlines a similar bailout (albeit a personal one for him alone), but our ideas were close enough to make me fear that maybe I was part of the overcapacity.

As a Muslim, it is not proper to expose my body to just anybody…I believe I'm not the only one…I know some pregnant women in this community who want to go and check their pregnancy or even give birth at the clinic, but they fear that maybe a male nurse, midwife or doctor will be there or will be made to perform operation on them.

In Northern Ireland, The Belfast Telegraph asked: "Can Obama save us all?" A BBC poll in 17 nations found that on average 67percentt believed that President Obama would improve America's relations with the rest of the world; just 5percentthoughththehe opposite (or maybe feared that if they seemed critical of George W. Bush, they would be waterboarded).

That these circumstances start happening around Agent Francis that could easily fall down the rabbit hole of being scary, and it's just a different way to visualize and project fear that's maybe masked or ingested in a different way.

Maybe they feared that a knowledge of languages would expose me, too, to the blandishments of Europe, that wonderful, murderous continent".

She and others feared that her back was broken, and maybe her pelvis, too.

Or maybe Amiri correctly feared that his tale would be met with suspicion back home?

I had the terrible fear that maybe I was.

"There's always this fear that maybe somebody's gloating.

I always had the fear that maybe I am a bit exaggerating.