Sentence examples for feared to write from inspiring English sources

We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason, if we dig deep in our history and our doctrine, and remember that we are not descended from fearful men not from men who feared to write, to speak, to associate and to defend causes that were, for the moment, unpopular.

This "may have reflected economic realities in an area where labor was scarce, or it may have stemmed from a reluctance to apply capital punishment to crimes feared to be rather common," wrote Oaks in 1978.

He wanted to sum up all of childhood in those fears, and then cast those fears off; to write a novel about the loss of childhood innocence.

But he tamed his fears enough to write the symphonic poem "Kullervo" (1892), which put him on the international musical map and, more important, planted the seeds of a national musical language.

Worse, when forced by panicky regulators and lawsuit-fearing accountants to write down the value of these securities, institutions will dump assets in a market where there are temporarily few or no buyers.

The festival's crown jewel, the Winter Feast, returns with a communal "purging of fears": festivalgoers are to write their fears down on paper and then sacrifice them to a resident giant demon.

I was afraid of the anger, and I had to deal with that fear in order to write.

"Of course all of this is a pretext because of the fear of going to write," he once told a reporter.

The fear of having to write the email, "Last month didn't go so well," to the group is also just as motivating.

It took all of that for him to get James Baldwin, nearing 40, and to fear for his own son's life as he had once feared for his own, and to write.

He had been suffering from amnesia, and for a time feared he would be unable to write the epoch-defining novel that he felt was necessary.