Sentence examples for have always feared from inspiring English sources
Women have always feared that when they grow powerful, men lose interest.
"The Tea Party grass-roots have always feared that Governor Romney would be a weak standard-bearer because of RomneyCare," Mr. Clancy said.
In a dark corner of my heart, I have always feared that he couldn't possibly be O.K., because how could he be, with a family like ours?
Other European countries have always feared that the "bigs" would try to set up an informal directorate to dominate the EU.
The state-security ministry will surely have the power to go where others have always feared to tread, Japanese negotiators reckon.
Perhaps because my mother was drenched in unhappiness and spent sodden hours plotting how to catch a man, any man, I have always feared most females as mantraps.
It's what we've always feared".
"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.
