Sentence examples for inspires fear in from inspiring English sources

If post-Mubarak Egypt inspires fear in people like Ayman, it may be pushing away the very people it needs most to build its new democracy.

It is not exactly the sort of bench unit that inspires visions of another black-and-silver banner, or inspires fear in Los Angeles.

And we see that this so-called ghetto which inspires fear in many of Hong Kong's other residents, despite its low crime rate is not a place of darkness and desperation but a beacon of hope.

She basically inspires fear in her brother.

B4 MARINES PUSH INTO BAGHDAD -- Even as the marines increasingly establish their presence the specter of Mr. Hussein inspires fear in many Iraqis.

That inspires fear in some, excitement in others, but everybody will need to plan for a future that we can barely comprehend today.

The most striking feature, and the one that most inspires fear and anger in the hearts of Romans, is the way the city has used the Jubilee as an excuse to reclaim streets, squares and public spaces that for years have served as rush-hour shortcuts and parking lots, and has turned them into pedestrian areas.

A cursory reading of that text suggests that while Glenn Beck's "new world order" inspires fear, panic and despair in the face of the approaching one-world government, the "new heaven and new earth" is something quite different -- an entirely new order that brings hope, peace and comfort in a world without "mourning nor crying nor pain".

Russia has long inspired fear in the West, but as the authors argue, Russia is fearful as well.

Critias went further when he supposed that the gods were deliberately invented to inspire fear in the evildoer.

It was an image that inspired fear in the opposition and in Republicans who were tempted to stray.