Sentence examples for having a fear of from inspiring English sources

While on the make he pays lip service to having a fear of God.

She admits to having a fear of "a life half-lived", which attributed to the way she acted, both then and now.

Maiorca was born in Syracuse, Sicily, where he learned to swim at the age of four, despite having a fear of the sea that never entirely left him.

Isaac Herzog, a leading Labor Party member of Parliament, described his Kadima colleagues as "28 midgets" and accused the prime minister of having "a fear of heights," promising, "The public will hate it and will pay a price for it".

(If movies at the Music Hall can be said to have a subconscious, this one is really about getting rid of the old and having a fear of children). There are also several uneasy, convictionless patriotic numbers with talk of unity after fights that divide a nation which suggest, that worry about national ideals is shaking even the values of musicals.

Mills swapped tennis for sailing at the age of eight after suffering persistent knee problems, but admits to having a fear of open water.

Somebody had a fear of stickers.

They had a fear of playing.

I have a fear of the water.

Many people have a fear of meditation.

I have a fear of needles.