Sentence examples for illogical fears from inspiring English sources
An ever-present topic in the news, trending on Twitter, conversation among friends revealing deep-seated, highly illogical fears.
I, however, wear my most illogical fears in a similar fashion as to how my great-grandmother wore her engagement ring after her first husband died in the war; on a delicate silver chain around my neck, hidden just enough so that only I know they exist.
The immunization gap is created by a host of factors: a lack of access to health care, prohibitively expensive vaccines, an inadequate supply, wars, a shortage of immunization data, lackluster political support, meager financial resources, illogical fears, and a dearth of knowledge about where to get vaccines.
Illogical fear displaces proper, real fear.
In "Germs" we see Blaire Wendel's character's anxieties in her post-breakup haze manifest themselves in an illogical fear that she'll capture the Ebola virus.
"A person with a gun will pull out that weapon and fire away if they feel threatened, even if that fear is illogical".
There have been other recent story developments that are either unwelcome or so illogical that I find myself fearing for the show's future just as I was a few years ago.
He failed to assuage Labour voters' fears, both justifiable and illogical.
Walmsley said the fears of the NSPCC were "illogical": "Mandatory reporting has been the law in Australia for years.
It is hard to underestimate the horror and fear most people feel at the thought of being lumbered by a system as inhumane, ridiculous and as illogical as the US health care system.
When demagogues manage to get hold of our fear circuitry, we often regress to illogical, tribal and aggressive human animals, becoming weapons ourselves — weapons that politicians use for their own agenda.
