Sentence examples for ingrained fear from inspiring English sources

Economic stereotypes are reinforced by political biases, like Europe's ingrained fear of extreme nationalism.

I have a deeply ingrained fear of vigorous movement (conditioned by school PE lessons) and I really, really like smoking.

It is difficult to assess the impact of these details with an adult's skepticism and ingrained fear of mortality.

The previous crises in Russia and Latin America had left a deeply ingrained fear of sudden liquidity shocks and widening credit spreads.

But families here are always ready to pull their children out of class because of ingrained fear of reprisal from the Taliban.

Al-Khalili spreads the blame widely, citing inadequate financing for research and education, sclerotic bureaucracies, religious conservatism, even an ingrained fear of science.

She is preternaturally incisive and humane, alert to the sorts of ingrained fears and long-standing insecurities that clog communication.

And while cognitive-behavioral therapy and even medication can be effective for some, many others don't seek help because of the ingrained fears or stigma.

Deeply ingrained fears of "the other" reveal themselves in the latter.

There is no better trigger for all of our stuff than romantic relationships, because it touches on our deeply ingrained fears of abandonment, of being trapped or controlled, of not being worthy or lovable, and on and on.

Since February, the government's ingrained fears of challenges to one-party rule have been magnified by online calls for "Jasmine Revolution" protest gatherings inspired by the political flux across the Middle East and North Africa.