Sentence examples for hiding fears from inspiring English sources

The former aide, Jamal Ahmed al-Fadl, a Sudanese man who remains in hiding, fears that his six children will be sent back to Sudan, where bin Laden was once based, his lawyer, Ira D. London, recently told a judge in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

At one stage he had to go into hiding, fearing a kidnapping.

Now she is in hiding, fearing for her life after being suddenly dismissed from the program days after the interview.

In recent weeks, according to various news reports, several relatives and acquaintances of the escapees have gone into hiding, fearing for their lives.

Some members of the factory's council of workers, chosen by the workers to represent them when the strike began on Wednesday, have gone into hiding, fearing retaliation, while others have returned to work in an effort to continue seeking a better deal.

For now many of them have gone into hiding, fearing their old enemy America will target them too.

She lived in hiding, fearing for her life and that of her remaining family members.

"Children often hide fear or pain.

Radicalism costs, as Fela's example showed, so most Nigerians opt for the safer option of cynicism, a useful mask to hide fear.

The array of body language we've commented on in other posts is a sad tale of poorly concealed anger and deeply hidden fear.

A large-scale study of homosexuality in 1962 was used to justify inclusion of the disorder as a supposed pathological hidden fear of the opposite sex caused by traumatic parent child relationships.