Sentence examples for incurring fear from inspiring English sources

Such overload was experienced as incurring fear.

And it has been Welsh's lot, over the past decade, to chronicle the coping mechanisms of the culture that spawned him, and by so doing incur the fear and loathing of those who would famously prefer to "just say no".

The questionnaire (62 questions) addressed understanding of control measures, clarity of instructions, reported compliance with measures, and perceived interference with daily life (e.g., restrictions on social life, difficulties with control measures, extra costs incurred, and fear of becoming infected).

They also fear incurring Trump's wrath and appearing on his Twitter feed.

Because the US government fears incurring domestic public anger over high gas prices, it has tolerated a terrible toll in death and injury to our deployed military personnel – let alone the "collateral damage" to Iraqi civilians.

But South Korean regulators had hesitated to act, largely because they feared incurring the wrath of nationalistic South Koreans, who have sought to exploit the issue as evidence that the new government cannot stand up to Washington.

Furthermore, high costs of care and the fear of incurring such costs deter the use of health care services when needed [2].

Even now it has no plans to cut pensions, for fear of incurring costly lawsuits.

He could not tip it over for fear of incurring a free-kick.

They can also make those arguments without fear of incurring the wrath of the powerful.

(She would not use her name, she says, for fear of incurring the anger of her neighbors).