Sentence examples for heavy fears from inspiring English sources

But at heart they're all clever cabaret skits in the vanishing tradition of Mike Nichols and Elaine May, works that knead heavy fears and classic modern neuroses with light fingers, while moving toward a conclusion that is less a punch line than a tickle line.

On Monday, the campaign of real estate mogul Donald Trump released its first TV ad, relying on heavy fear-mongering against Muslims and immigrants, a common theme of Trump's candidacy.

Security was heavy amid fears of protests from losing candidates, some of whom had openly predicted violence if the inauguration took place.

Those gains suggest some confidence by investors that Greece's problems are isolated and that, even should they worsen, their impact on the rest of the Eurozone will not be as heavy as feared at earlier points in the long-running euro debt crisis.

Factors related to job dissatisfaction included unsatisfactory compensation, lack of positive feedback and support from supervisors, work-related stress from a heavy workload, fear of infection, and HIV-related stigma because of association with PLHIV.

You might leave feeling a little more afraid of Google than before, especially if you don't take the more heavy-handed fear-mongering with a grain of salt.

Last year's heavy spending prompted fears of a surge in inflation.

Heavy rain prompted fears of flooding, and two people were reported missing.

New Yorkers awoke Sunday morning to torrential rains, heavy winds and fears that Hurricane Irene would carve a path of destruction through the city.

The move came after a manic Monday for the markets, with heavy selling as fears grew that Spain might be forced to seek a sovereign bailout.

Thousands of civilians are within range of the government's heavy weapons, raising fears that they may be caught in the crossfire, or even targeted.