Sentence examples for fearful knowledge from inspiring English sources

She shares her fearful knowledge only with unheeding Muriel, whom we slowly realise is cannier than anyone knows and has something mischievous to do with the signs of haunting.

I talked about what I witnessed because it struck me that many people, many liberals, did not know what the "correct" response was to street crime, other than a vague, fearful knowledge that they shouldn't get involved.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but rather out of a fearful knowledge that if reversed the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms Blake having no self to be, not with Leah, or anyone.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but, rather, out of a fearful knowledge that, if reversed, the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms. Blake having no self to be, not with Leah or with anyone.

Individuals may want personal control over access to genetic test results because they are fearful that knowledge of this information will lead to discrimination, for example in employment or insurance.

Certain prominent theologians, however, among them ash-Shāfiʿī (d. 820), forbade the use of istiḥsān altogether, fearful that true knowledge and correct interpretation of religious obligations would suffer from arbitrary judgments infused with error.

Poor symptom knowledge, fearful and fatalistic beliefs about cancer, and emotional barriers combine to prolong symptom presentation among lower socioeconomic groups.

During this experiment, the researchers were subtly manipulating the participants' voices to sound happier, more sad or more fearful without the participants' knowledge.

Cancer awareness interventions should be carefully developed to target those who are most likely to present with advanced stage disease: lower socioeconomic groups with low symptom knowledge and fearful and fatalistic beliefs about cancer.

Empirical evidence supports associations between lower socioeconomic group and poor cancer symptom knowledge [ 19], fearful and fatalistic beliefs about cancer [ 20] and emotional barriers such as worry about what the doctor may find [ 19].

Perhaps it was actually quite a fearful state to live in — the knowledge that one had achieved complete success".