Sentence examples for fears were expressed from inspiring English sources

The same fears were expressed in 2002, when the idea of opening the Booker to American authors was first mooted.

We learn too that such fears were expressed by Henriette long ago, in the intimate moments of their honeymoon.

The fears were expressed after football supporters were hurt in a violent, apparently anti-Semitic attack in France last night.

Fears were expressed by some police forces that the site might actually help art thieves and smugglers.

The reintroduction site was, temporarily, switched from Suffolk to Norfolk after fears were expressed about the impact on rare bitterns in Suffolk.

Later, similar fears were expressed about the United States; as recently as the 1960s, the French were preoccupied with the economic défi Americain.

Political fears are expressed about a rewriting of history.

"In many ways it is personal, in that his hopes and fears are expressed very well".

These fears are expressed in the secret state department files against a backdrop of Pakistani determination to build more nuclear warheads.

The winner of the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for drama and the Tony Award for best play, "That Championship Season" follows a reunion of four high school basketball players whose lives soured after winning a state title and whose fears are expressed through racism and anti-Semitism.

Growth of crop yields has slowed down considerably, and fears are expressed that the trend may not reverse [10].