Sentence examples for fears real from inspiring English sources

As I argue in a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Strategic Studies, it tells us a little about the aspirations of Indian officers, but a lot about the fears — real, imagined and contrived — of their Pakistani counterparts.

Here, the other side of Swindon's vote to leave Europe is a more familiar story – of a community with little or nothing to lose, and fears, real or otherwise, that east Europeans are taking their low-paid, low-skilled jobs.

In general, the content is about real emotions, real fears, real aspirations and real desires.

How do toddlers conquer their fears, real and imaginary?

Comfort rituals are the universal lifelines that offer us deliverance from fears real and imagined.

Horror movies make our worst fears real, then show them defeated.

This is real fear, real danger.

Given Rwanda's social and economic success, why should Kagame fear real democratic competition?

But can it recruit a new generation, one that has never known real war, real fear, real danger?

In reality, she felt pressure from a business community that feared real economic consequences if the law passed.

Furlong says that many researchers were leery of associating with Parent Project out of fear, "real or imagined," that the Muscular Dystrophy Association would cancel their funding.