Sentence examples for fears of things from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, Mr. Tulley, the founder of the Tinkering School, self-published "50 Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do)," an instruction manual (with safety tips) that was his effort to help parents overcome their fears of things children naturally gravitate toward, like making a slingshot, licking a 9-volt battery or hammering a nail.

This goes back to my fear of things not lasting.

"There's a real fear of things being taken out of context," says a development worker.

You've said the film was partly informed by a fear of things like social media.

It's a doldrums period that's probably tied to the economy and everyone's fear of things getting worse.

It was when darkness fell, and those eerie sounds began, that the dormant fear of things and creatures unknown began to stir.

"When I was growing up, I had a deep fear of things not going right," Wilkinson says, blaming an "overactive mind".

The same brain circuitry is probably involved in both, he said, but different fears tend to show up at different points in development: fear of things like clowns, balloons or spiders emerging early in life; fear of things like social situations with peers emerging later.

From school in Berlin onwards, he retained a fear of barbarism, but that fear was "joined by happiness, fear of things German by the happiness I owed to things German".

I probably could go for Hillary, just for fear of things becoming a mess worldwide".

The only thing that gets my heart pounding about 2012 is the fear of things getting much worse.