Sentence examples for indication of fear from inspiring English sources

One indication of fear is the price of gold, long considered a safe haven.

But for the most part, there was little outward indication of fear or frenzy.

If he tosses his head, puts his ears back, or shows some other indication of fear or anger, step back, but not in a cowardly way - you want the horse to get the idea that you're respecting him, but not afraid of him.

In this study, self-representation is evident in people's indications of fears about cattle, snakes, and rattlesnakes.

The anxiety over charities is only one small indication of the fear and bewilderment felt by many American Muslims.

The reason that coalition forces were not seeing Iraqis waving flags and welcoming the troops was simple, he added, and was a clear indication of the fear that the Iraqi leader has inflicted on his people.

A few shots later we see them moving Elling's bed into Kjell Bjarne's room: a wry and touching indication of the fear and discomfort they share in their strange new surroundings.

During this part of his dream, Buffy is dressed as a child, with pigtails, and is unable to throw a ball straight without his help and instruction, an indication of his fear that she will be unable to do her job without his guidance.

Yet as of Monday afternoon, Mr. Calderón and his allies in Congress still have not submitted a bill, an indication of their fears of a tough legislative fight and of mass protests.

It's a clear indication of his fears that the Islamist Congregation for Reform, or Islah Party, might infiltrate the two pillars of his regime, the tribes and the military.

California's response to the pessimistic future in "Blade Runner" is a clear indication of what Californians fear and what might be in store for the rest of us if the appetite for secession spreads across the country.