Sentence examples for fears of abandonment from inspiring English sources

At their core lurks a kind of loneliness that stirs primal fears of abandonment and isolation.

Arms transfers accomplish two important goals: upgrading local deterrent capabilities and offsetting fears of abandonment.

But more often, in songs like "Be Without You," "Alone" and "About You," love goes with insecurity and fears of abandonment.

Presuming security needs can be met, President Obama should visit Pakistan so he can tell Pakistanis directly that their fears of abandonment — or domination — are unfounded.

It was a joke, but not entirely, because "Rudolph," with its oedipal conflicts and its search for independence shadowed by fears of abandonment, is as on point, psychologically speaking, as an animated Christmas special is likely to get.

"Hansel and Gretel," for instance, is an unforgettable story because it fleshes out our childhood fears of abandonment and our suspicions of what horrors await us in the wider world.

Fear of abandonment (some terminally ill patients are in fact abandoned by their doctors) is extremely common.

"Well, obviously, a fear of abandonment.

Her fear of abandonment was intense.

And pregnant Sean talks about her fear of abandonment.

By negotiating a nuclear deal with Iran, America has deepened Arab monarchs' fear of abandonment.