Sentence examples for if not feared from inspiring English sources

For now, the Sports Fans Coalition's main goal is to be noted, if not feared.

American consumers, uneasy about the economy and unimpressed by the merchandise in stores, delivered the bleak holiday shopping season retailers had expected, if not feared, according to one early but influential projection.

Over a century ago, what common elements could have been found among Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian and Vietnamese cultures, other than a shared perspective, common to all humankind, that cultures other than one's own are to be resented if not feared, an attitude not too dissimilar from the one that later greeted them on these shores?

Given that UK folk typically have to pay much higher prices than others (the 120GB PSlimlim can be had there for £259.99, or around $399, while the same thing can be found on the U.S. version of Amazon for $298), some have taken the £194.99 price tag to mean that the 3DS won't be quite as expensive as once figured, if not feared.

Underlying public attitudes about nuclear power is, if not fear, at least lingering anxiety.

Political rationality, if not fear, may well make elites more responsive.

WHEN the world's best golfers discuss the United States Open, their lowered voices project a certain reverence, if not fear.

Romantic artists of the 19th century viewed the Industrial Revolution with wary skepticism, if not fear and loathing.

This was why he caused disquiet (and, yes, even a bit of loathing, if not fear) in Farringdon Road.

What, if not fear, could keep a person from making a 30-minute trip to reclaim his son?

Another resident, Anthony Cooper, said he had heard the neighbors' complaints and had come to believe that the presence of the homeless fueled concerns, if not fears.