Sentence examples for fears of isolation from inspiring English sources

I challenge you to design a haunted tour that is not hung up on the hormone-addled visions of terror 20th-century suburbanites devoured as metaphors for their fears of isolation and crime.

Patients with TB report fears of isolation and rejection that may lead to delays in seeking care and could affect treatment adherence.

Individuals diagnosed with TB report fears of isolation and rejection such as losing employment, being divorced or having diminished marriage prospects, not being allowed to share meals, utensils or sleeping quarters with family members, and general avoidance or gossip among community members [ 6- 9].

Fear of isolation even brought Syria here.

It is fear "of isolation, physical threats, being called a liar, a slut," the parent wrote.

This intense fear of isolation and vulnerability is the driving force for Trapped.

Why?" While highlighting the characters' individuality, the two actors also bring out their interdependence and poignant fear of isolation.

Its report does offer some suggestions: "The traditional view of the spiral of silence is that people choose not to speak out for fear of isolation.

'We asked, what is the thing that really irritates you as a single parent on holiday?' Fear of isolation would seem to be the worst thing.

And by soothing Syria's fear of isolation from the Arab fold, fellow leaders may hope to nudge its edgy president, Bashar Assad, into greater flexibility over Lebanon.

The yes camp's main hope is that fear of isolation in Europe will prompt voters to say yes, in the belief their currency, savings, jobs, and prospects will be more secure.