Sentence examples for fearful lives from inspiring English sources

They live depressed, fearful lives in shabonos--circular leantos woven of palm thatch, infested with giant insects.

She managed to escape, but two months later more gunmen came and stole everything that the first group had missed.Millions of Congolese lead similarly fearful lives.

Others lead fearful lives in enclaves of southern and central Kosovo, reliant on NATO protection to go shopping and take children to school.Compared with Bosnia, the protectors of Kosovo set themselves an even more ambitious perhaps absurdly ambitious task.

It's time to shine a light not just on M15 or the NSA but on a culture in which we're encouraged to live fearful lives, always having to guard against allegations, forever monitored or spying on others on pain of punishment.

A Generation is about the chaotic and fearful lives of Poles under the Nazi occupation, a film which brings in the Warsaw uprising, a subject fully addressed by the next film, Kanał, which was about a company of resistance fighters: the Home Army.

There will always be those who use terror to make us fearful of living our lives.

Fearful people live their lives as if they are passengers in an out-of-control car.

With fearful refugees living alongside the police and Ingush families enraged by the guerrilla attacks, the tensions are crackling.

He still entertained hopes of moving his family, though his wife, fearful of living in a strange country, opposed the idea.

Fearful Muslims living nearby had flocked to the safety of the walled compound, and its residents locked the tall iron gate.

He said that the Croatian Serbs had a reason to be fearful of living with the Croats, citing the cooperation of the Croatian fascist state with the Nazis in World War II.