Sentence examples for firsthand fear from inspiring English sources

Those who were unable to make it to Tribeca to experience Terminal 3 firsthand, fear not.

Perhaps you can feel firsthand the fear and trembling, the sorrow, the dread and all the ugly unspoken things, and join others in observing a moment of silence for those whose lives you took last week.

I experienced firsthand the fear that envelops parents when I turn my back and walk out the door.

Recently, I saw firsthand the fear that some governments have about truly empowering their citizens through these new technologies.

At Lake Placid, N.Y., where there are two Olympic-level jumps, there is a public elevator that will take you to the top so you can experience this kind of abject fear firsthand.

Growing up as a Japanese American during WWII, I have experienced firsthand how hatred, fear and racism can affect one's livelihood.

After eight years as a special education teacher at Riker's Island and in the South Bronx, I know firsthand that the fear of filing forms was the number one obstacle in getting my kids to start selling legal products.

I know firsthand the pain, agony and fear of being trapped on the flip side of Mr. Marquis's coin.

Some years back, I saw firsthand the result of this fear and distrust when someone in my extended family died waiting for a bone marrow donation after being diagnosed with aplastic anemia.

But as a young, struggling artist he knew firsthand what it was to constantly fear having no money.

AS a black man who has been mugged at gunpoint by a black teenager late at night, I am not naïve: I know firsthand the awkward conundrums surrounding race, fear and crime.