Sentence examples for genuine fear that from inspiring English sources

Much of the expressed hostility was based on a genuine fear that somehow the poor would be victimized by this policy.

That reflects a genuine fear that the company may go bust.

Another expresses genuine fear that fist fights – or worse – will break out in Liverpool.

Nonetheless Western governments have fallen into the grip of a genuine fear that Thailand could fall into China's orbit.

Rather, there is genuine fear that a second failure would deal markets a terrible blow, hurting everyone.

"Is it a genuine fear that they could not deal with a single case of Ebola?" Choson Exchange asked.

The fashionable position this season is that people have "genuine fears" that need to be aired (read: legitimised).

At the same time, to forestall the genuine fears that the majors will monopolize Internet music the way they commandeer retail space in stores, the online archive should provide access to independently released music.

And the football romantic in the former Down boss confesses to genuine fears that the game could be losing "that spontaneity or sense of adventure".

Nor will it ease the genuine fears that police have of the unexpected, or that of a community that feels that our society wantonly values the lives of their children less because of their skin color.

Throughout the battle, there were genuine fears that Shia soldiers in the Iraqi security forces, as well as the Shiite militias fighting alongside the armed forces, would take revenge on Mosul's Sunni population. .