Sentence examples for impart fear from inspiring English sources

Credence clings to Percival, literally ― the older wizard meets him in dark alleyways, where he grabs Credence's face tenderly enough to seem alluring, but forcefully enough to impart fear.

In the history of criminal Melbourne, no single word has ever imparted as much fear as Chopper.

Many we've talked to have held back from sharing their goals to impart social impact because they fear that they may not be taken as seriously, and that their business would suffer as a result.

In every aspect of architecture, except as an abstract composition in interior space, one's final judgment of Wright's Guggenheim Museum must, then, be a sadly unfavorable one, such a judgment as only an old friend may in fear and trembling impart to the living and only a lifelong admirer feel free to deliver over the work of the dead.

His best moments come when he's alone onstage, addressing his students; in those clipped monologues he conveys both the discipline he wants to impart to them and his despairing fear that it will make no difference in their lives.

We relish inducing fear, pain, smacking each other around to impart some sort of life lesson.

Differences between what respondents thought should be taught and what was taught were often attributed to time constraints, however a few participants indicated a fear that any time spent discussing alternatives may impart undue credence to those topics as valid science.

Perhaps his greatest gift was that of imparting confidence to those who were wavering on the edge of fear and indecision; often it was me".