Sentence examples for had always feared from inspiring English sources

For Browne, the revelation has been how much less homophobic the world is than he had always feared.

He set about doing so by entering Manhattan, the moneymaking borough where Fred Trump had always feared to tread.

This was what I had always feared, that my mother would deliver on one of her threats, go out of control, beyond the pale.

It was something she had always feared because the disease ran in the family; she lost her mother to the disease when she was young.

It was just the kind of crisis the mayor had always feared when he was running for the United States Senate.

She was pleased that she now knew how to use a round brush, which she had always feared, but uncertain that she could pick it up again and get the same results.

It's what we've always feared".

For this reason Spain has always feared Italy".

An island nation, Britain has always feared (and occasionally experienced) invasion.

"He has always feared for his safety, we have always feared for his safety and our safety as a family," he added in an interview with CNN.

Women have always feared that when they grow powerful, men lose interest.