Sentence examples for fearful views from inspiring English sources

The strict measures shed some light on how the bureaucracy in North Korea tends to work, and on the isolated country's often fearful views of the outside world in general.

Distopian sci-fi has a long, honourable tradition and stands as a critical, fearful view of new technology.

The public's irrationally positive view of medical genetics goes hand in hand with an irrationally fearful view of the implications of the national DNA database.

By Elizabeth Bishop The New Yorker, November 21 , 1964P. 56 On the fair green hills of Rio there grows a fearful View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen.

John Calvin (1509 64) took a more cautious and fearful view of music than did Luther, warning against voluptuous, effeminate, or disorderly music and insisting upon the supremacy of the text.

Iraqi police say this has led to a surge in the number of tips from citizens, who now take a more scornful and less fearful view of the guerrillas.Many Sunni politicians who have embraced the new order (even though they have yet to be slotted into government) say that more insurgents now want to lay down their arms.

He added: "There are ways to use homophobia in comic contexts which riff and evolve and wind up transcending it... Get Hard doesn't dare get anywhere near this territory – it keeps pummelling you with the most regressive and fearful view of gay sex possible".

I was in the market for a belief system that made sense, one that offered a more compassionate and less fearful view than the stern Catholicism I'd been brought up with, and, frankly, a guy I was dating was a recruiter!

In 1980 Schmitt introduced the term "fever phobia" to describe parents' fearful view of fever [ 9].

In 1980 Schmitt introduced the term "fever phobia" to describe a fearful view of fever shared by many parents [ 4].

It is a reminder of a reductive and fearful Western view of Africa that has prevailed for too long.