Sentence examples for has always feared from inspiring English sources

For this reason Spain has always feared Italy".

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

Elena has always feared that Lila, although poorly educated and stuck in Naples, is more brilliant than she, that Lila is the real writer.

Born out of India, and created through a bloody partition, the country has always feared being swallowed up by its bigger neighbour.

"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.

France, after all, voted against the EU constitution in a 2005 referendum, has always feared the consequences of German reunification and remains divided over the benefits of the single currency.

It's what we've always feared".

The reasons vary, but some have always feared deportation, regardless of who is in the White House.

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

"In Republican circles, we've always feared that Barack would become a rock star of American politics".

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