Sentence examples for i could have feared from inspiring English sources

It was probably as horrendous a first day as I could have feared (and then I was on call the second evening).

The takeover of the capital on Sunday was merely "something one could have feared for a long time," he said.

Mr Clegg resigned as leader of the Liberal Democrats on Friday morning after admitting the results were "immeasurably more crushing" than he could have feared.

When asked if the soldiers in the video could have feared for their life because of a potential booby trap, Greenvald said it was unlikely.

Those people could have feared losing their ability to express God's commitment to the world and the realities of what God can make possible.

Harman could have feared being confronted on Israel's widely condemned mistreatment of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, for which there is ample proof of brutality via the Goldstone Report and eyewitness testimonies by Sen. John Kerry, Reps.

Harman could have feared being challenged on her wiretapped conversation with former AIPAC employees that resulted in accusations of improper information sharing and exchanges of favors with agents of a foreign land [Israel].

The results have been immeasurably more crushing than I could ever have feared".

Mr Clegg retained his Sheffield Hallam seat, but in a speech resigning as Lib Dem leader, he said results had been "immeasurably more crushing and unkind than I could ever have feared", adding that he "of course... must take responsibility".

I could have let the fear of what people might say (I'm an old maid, I'm not cute enough, I'm difficult) prevent me but I didn't.

"A doctor at the hospital said they had to operate on me immediately as they feared I could have died," said Maloney.