Sentence examples for he really feared from inspiring English sources

What he really feared was that he might fail his wife.

I think he really feared not being in control of everything.

What he really feared about the French revolution was that it was driven by, and put power into the hands of, what he called "the swinish multitude" – it perverted "the natural order of things", which was that the wealthy should rule and the poor should remain subordinate.

And what he really fears to do is take a look at himself.

What he really fears is the "black dog" of depression that descends on quiet days, when he falls to wondering gloomily what purpose all this manic activity serves.

Does he really fear that the internationally renowned CBSO, its offshoot, the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, its choirs and education programmes could face cuts?

He rails against the president's "socialist-style economy" and redistribution of wealth, but what he really fears is Mr. Obama's proposal to raise taxes on companies like his that make a huge amount of money overseas.

While Rob did think he was drinking too much before he quit, he never really feared becoming an alcoholic.

Some MPs on the committee suspected they really feared revelations of official incompetence.

Meanwhile, Brazil could hardly believe their eyes as the one team they really feared self-destructed.

"I really feared for my life," he said.