Sentence examples for he fears himself from inspiring English sources

In particular he fears himself to be a misogynist, but believes himself to be a "gynophile – a lover of women" and much of his internal cross-examination is conducted to resolve that question.

Most of all, he fears himself, what he might be, what he could become.

He loves her, but he fears revealing himself, and he sleeps in a freezer devoid of Frette sheets.

He fears for himself and his family, he said, but he thinks Babloo was right: if there's a hope for his redemption, it lies on the other side of a moral act, not a legal manoeuvre.

But he fears that he himself will never get to see as much as the tip of her scepter.

Where an accused's defence requires that his counsel visits a country to seek further witnesses but he fears being arrested himself as a result of submissions made during proceedings (even if based on evidence and accepted by the tribunal), the balance and fairness of an international court is disrupted.

Our narrator is not only terrified of his unborn child out-manning him, but he fears that he himself is not masculine enough to raise a strong, sporty, tough, dude.

He feared this himself, perhaps, arguing with the President against his own nomination.

He feared for himself but also for his five younger siblings.

Mr. Rafferty claimed he feared for himself and his family if he did not cooperate with his co-defendant, Richard Beasley, 53, who faces a Jan . 7trial.

The reason I asked whether he feared losing himself in a relationship had nothing to do with the fact he was a male pop star who had been linked to another, more successful female pop star – it was because I think it's something that many of us, myself included, often struggle with.