Sentence examples for impression of fear from inspiring English sources

"It all made a very, very strong impression, of fear and also of fascination," she recalled.

The answer is no, for the rest of the artworks -- a pair of horror movie-like videos (one based on real events, the other on a series of quotes from popular cinema) and a lifelike sculpture of a demonic-looking child -- reinforce the impression of fear as pervasive in our society.

The overall impression of fear and loathing at the heart of the Labour party will be horrifying to read for those who weren't aware of quite how bad it was, but even the extraordinary account of the invented Charles Clarke plot is just more of what we knew.

Forced to employ what Posner calls "desperate improvisations" only deepened the crisis by conveying to business and the general public an impression of fear, bluff and indecision, the judge charges.

The camera may take the viewpoint of the heroine, looking with dismay at the villain as he breaks into her room; in this case, an upward camera angle gives a subjective impression of her fear.

How does it feel to be unable to freely discuss your impressions for fear of putting your guide at serious risk of punishment?

Such conclusions created the impression that fear of crime was irrational – it was characterised as being the result of media moral panics rather than real fears based on actual experience.

Buchanan was placed in charge of young James's education and made on his pupil a lifelong impression of both respect and fear, deep enough that decades later, when James saw a man approaching him at court who looked like Buchanan, he started to tremble (Buchanan had drunkenly beaten the hell out of the boy James on at least one occasion).

Ed Mead, director at London property specialist Douglas & Gordon: The government has decided that at least giving the impression of slowing what they fear may be an emerging bubble in the property market in London by driving away more of the wealthy foreigners who bring wealth and prestige to the capital by putting CGT on gains they may make.

Nevertheless, place -- or home -- continues to have meaning as both communities and nations become even more treasured in a world of mass-produced impressions and fear of homogenization.

"It's hard to get rid of an impression and fear that this will be a movie with a strong political message," he told the Polish news channel TVN24.