Sentence examples for hand of fear from inspiring English sources

Instead BBC Four will repeat 1976 story The Hand of Fear tonight and tomorrow.

The feeling of a cold hand of fear on the back of my neck, always present, can only intensify.

I had the unfortunate honour of looking back at her final story, The Hand of Fear, on the occasion of Sladen's death.

Doctor Who: Hand of Fear, will be on BBC4 at 7.40 and 8.05pm on Monday 9 May, and again on Tuesday 10 May.

There were no internment camps for the Japanese on the East Coast, but you didn't need to live in the West to be touched by the hand of fear, as Yasuo Matsui found out.

The wonderfully slow build-up of tension that was a hallmark of the series at its finest - think of the Hand of Fear creeping towards Sarah Jane! - was entirely absent from episode one, entitled Rose.

And bigotry against any class of people or religion is not only antithetical to the core values of our Christian faith, it plays into the hands of fear mongers and of those who profiteer from war.

That, in turn, will prompt the banks to innovate their financial products while being mindful of not letting hidden fees get out of hand, for fear of sparking the regulatory backlash cycle all over again.

Attorney-General Janet Reno said that fire engines had not been on hand because of fear that the 0.5in calibre anti-tank rifles the cult held could have posed a threat to soft-skinned vehicles.

In particular, in case of oncological research the decision of donating may be influenced on one hand by an attitude of altruism that influences in a positive way the patient's decision process in favor of donation; on the other hand, feelings of fear, anger or refusal related to the conditions of the illness may lead the patient to deny any kind of contribution to the common good.

Like my co-founder, my customers have shown me the first-hand effects of fear, uncertainty and doubt regarding migrants.