Universally, her position has been rejected and criticized, the only exception being the likes of Robert Spencer, Frank Gaffney, and other fringe fear-peddlers whose book sales hinge on continuing to perpetuate fear of Islam in America.
It's on the fringes of fear, where you're riding the frayed edges of your comfort zone, that you feel most alive.
The Australian comedians are making their fringe debut with Fear of a Brown Planet, which addresses racism, immigration and the war on terror.
Large ones often have lawless areas on their fringes where vaccinators may fear to work because of predatory criminals.
In some cases the fear originates with fringe groups that spread odd conspiracy theories worthy of "The X-Files," like a book called "The Montauk Project" that is cited by people who insist that the Army experimented with space aliens in Montauk during World War II.
Not some sick dream rant by the cult leader of a fringe pack to gin up fear.
The fringe elements, carefully nurtured by fear, hatred, mistrust, and fitful bouts of fantasy are positioning the conservative opposition into a death spiral, a particularly apt metaphor given the current discussion.
Decoration: Feather, fringe, fur.
With 7,900 residents, Bloomingdale remains a bucolic outpost on the fringe of suburbia, although Mr. Capozucca fears for its future.
After seeing 39 shows – which represents barely 1% of the 3,000 on offer – it's clear why veterans increasingly express fears that the fringe is becoming too big.
The sagging of confidence in the mainstream parties has led to fears that some fringe ones, particularly the extreme right-wing British National Party, will perform well on Thursday.
