Sentence examples for fomenting fear from inspiring English sources

As I wrote in considering "pink slime:" I'm all for open disclosure of food contents, but not when the labeling effort is aimed at fomenting fear over facts.

I particularly encourage you to read Maureen Ogle's fine post, "Want A Little History With That Pink Slime?" I'm all for open disclosure of food contents, but not when the labeling effort is aimed at fomenting fear over facts.

Other examples could be cited, but the important point is that people everywhere have good reasons to be suspicious when the US government issues warnings that have the effect of fomenting fear and quelling criticism.

Now, I'm not going to accuse the entire media of fomenting fear, just for profit.

Leaders should appeal to the best in us, and such stunningly divisive rhetoric, fomenting fear and intolerance, is not the signature of American leadership.

The media needs to take some of the blame here for exacerbating the stigma surrounding the people who use these drugs and fomenting fear rather than focusing on solutions.

Senator Paul's 13-hour filibuster rationalized the irrational: Fomenting fears of domestic drone strikes against enemies of the president.

Gov. Jan Brewer's groundless generalizations about the undocumented population foment fear of the unknown among her constituents, making for good politics but bad policy.

"The terrorist attack that struck Munich killing many people is a disgusting act that aims to foment fear in Germany after other European countries," Hollande said.

Although investigators believe Mr Salhi was acting alone on Friday, they suspect the incident could have been choreographed by others in an attempt to foment fear and anti-Muslim anger in France.

But barely a week after Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, 31, drove a truck through the Bastille Day crowds in Nice, killing 84 people in an attack claimed by the jihadist group, the French president François Hollande was quick to speak of a "terror attack" that "aims to foment fear in Germany after other European countries".