Sentence examples for forgotten fears from inspiring English sources

Pep Guardiola's men did not just win the Klassiker on Sunday night, they administered a masterclass that had Thomas Tuchel waving the white flag – "Guardiola has lifted the club to top level again," gushed the 42-year-old, citing his opponents' "commitment, humility, joy and sharpness" – and others mournfully recall long forgotten fears of so-called "Spanish conditions", a Bayern-BVB duopoly.

And, of course, never forget: fear of what lurks repressed and unacknowledged in the homophobe.

The power of hands-on help reveals how seemingly trivial factors can have a big impact:  denial, plain old forgetting, fear of forms.

I think I understand why TSNY's trademarked slogan is "Forget fear.

Cantlin's journey began at a chapter of Trapeze School New York, which was set up at Jordan's Furniture entertainment complex in Reading, MA, where the company motto is, Forget fear.

By the end of those fifteen minutes, the rats had forgotten their fear: they no longer froze.

They've forgotten that "Fear Factor" can't mark the end of civilization if Chuck Barris ended it decades ago.

Have we Forgotten to Fear the Bomb?

I have never forgotten their fear or their courage.

But he hasn't forgotten that fear, and now he'll never work through [it].

Eric learns that HIV and AIDS are more forgotten than feared as he tries to find compassion.