Sentence examples for imaginary fear from inspiring English sources

The central chapters in the film — the imaginary, fear and commerce — could be a distillation of what is demanded of filmmakers to make movies.

And while the threats are imaginary, fear of these imaginary threats has real consequences: an absence of any action to deal with the real crisis, the suffering now being experienced by millions of jobless Americans and their families.

But elderly ladies are being refused help after a fall to the floor, school trips are being cancelled, kids are being driven to school because of parents' imaginary fear about abduction - all because we've exaggerated the fear of risk.

I knew two things: I was going to overcome my imaginary fear of going to Europe, and traveling was healing for me.

"Is your dog trained to protect you?" (People think blindness means you're especially vulnerable. This question has more to do with imaginary fear than reality).

It's maddening to see such imaginary fears become real barriers to solving our employment crisis.

It's time to stop panicking about imaginary fears – and focus on the very real violence and discrimination gender-variant people face every day.

They work, in the classic manner, not by providing answers to insecurity but by blurring the lines between genuine anxieties and imaginary fears and then by offering an imaginary solution — the Jews/Muslims/terrorists/Commies who are coming — to the imaginary fears as though that would alleviate the real anxieties.

King's sentiments are not unique or novel: they're racism of a particular vintage, a throwback to the imaginary fears that have animated American politics for a century.

In committee, Democratic representative John Rusche asked his colleagues to set aside their "imaginary fears" of a threat to state sovereignty, but opponents of the bill said they felt the financial concerns tied up in the measure amounted to bullying and extortion by the federal government.

I had developed imaginary fears from my panic attacks and PTSD about going that far away from home.