Sentence examples for foster a fear from inspiring English sources
Locke famously advised parents to keep their children away from servants, as they would only tell children frightening stories that would foster a fear of the dark.
Google chief executive Larry Page has slated the US education system for fostering a fear of failure and saying it isn't encouraging the "big thinkers" that Google wants to employ.
The accident at the nuclear site in Fukushima has fostered a fear of the consequences of radioactive contamination among many, especially regarding travel to Japan and the import of Japanese goods.
That in itself is enough to foster a looming fear of men losing their grip on society.
And how could the Liberal Democrats bang away about the loss of civil liberties without putting off those Tory voters whom they must target in the next election?" Times Editorial, November 24 "The principal line of criticism from the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats was... that ministers were determined to foster a 'climate of fear' in Britain.
Officials in Peshawar said the attack on Monday was different in that it did not appear to target a specific party but aimed instead to foster a broader climate of fear during the campaign season.
"These reprehensible acts, which bear all the hallmarks" of the rebels, "clearly targeted innocent civilians to foster an atmosphere of fear prior to Sri Lanka's Independence Day celebrations," the United States Embassy said in an e-mailed statement.
But it is precisely that segregation that fosters a fear of outsiders, which leads to people becoming so homogenised in their views and tastes that they become the "lads with their shirts off".
"Those who say the government is fostering a climate of fear are hopelessly wrong.
He claims that a blind belief in multiculturalism has fostered a climate of fear and allowed political correctness to run mad.
