Sentence examples for heads fear from inspiring English sources

We are in the provincial England of "Black Swan Green" — a world of possessive lower-middle-class parents, bad English cars, inventive slang, and terrific music (Talking Heads' "Fear of Music," the Police's "Zenyattà Mondatta," a "Quadrophenia" T-shirt).

Annoyingly for those of us who do this for a living, Lethem proves himself an uncommonly passionate and persuasive music critic in his lively study of the album Talking Heads – Fear of Music (Continuum).

In the summer of 1979, making a pilgrimage to the now long-gone venue of the new Austin sound, the Armadillo World Headquarters, it was Talking Heads (Fear of Music tour), with the B-52s opening.

Talking Heads Fear of Music (1979) Edgy, intense and claustrophobic, Fear of Music is the record where Talking Heads started making sense, filling out their earlier, somewhat bony art-rock with fleshier funk.

"Fear Of Music," by Jonathan Lethem: A great, idiosyncratic take on the overlooked third album by Talking Heads, "Fear of Music," a record that, even in this fallen era of playlists, will now never die.

Jonathan Lethem's monograph on Talking Heads' "Fear of Music" isn't your everyday, step-by-step, track-by-track snapshot of a great record.

If anything, the sheer performance of the Tesla P85D (and even the older P85) should comfort gear heads fearing the EV revolution.

But the OSCE's mission head, fearing reprisals against his staff, overturned that verdict.

But the head "fears that this week's return to terror attacks was only the first murderous consequence".

Yet many secular-minded, democratic and liberal Egyptians feel queasy about letting the Brotherhood have its head, fearing that if it won power at the ballot box it would never let it go.

The school's deputy head feared the works may shock Muslim students and prevent them from attending class.