Sentence examples similar to full blown fear from inspiring English sources

Rebels in Aleppo are struggling to retain the support of many residents in the city amid fears of a full blown invasion, according to Martin Chulov.

Mine isn't necessarily a fear of heights, it's a full blown phobia.

This belief may deter HIV-positive mothers from exclusively breastfeeding their infants for fear of accelerating the development of their HIV infection to full blown AIDS.

People may delay accessing care and present late with "full blown" AIDS.

It was a full blown freak-out.

This grid is a full blown, counterclockwise twister.

And by 1997, my addictions were full blown.

"But it will be full blown in 2002".

Those mutterings have now turned into a full blown panic.

"I'm not a full blown cruiserweight.

Iraq flares into full blown civil war.