Sentence examples for invoked fear from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, once invoked, fear of a place, a person or thing never goes away.
Their beliefs never made me scared, never invoked fear.
They assumed we couldn't be trusted to make healthy choices based on factual information, and frequently invoked fear to douse our libidos.
The political stance by Mizzou football players has invoked fear in athletics power brokers who benefit quite handsomely from the labor of primarily Black athletes.
The AMA invoked fears about communism and branded the idea of universal healthcare as "socialized medicine" and un-American.
She notes that feminist programs for the availability of birth control often invoked fears of perpetuating feeblemindedness to support their case.
"Red to recall the devil, black to invoke fear".
You don't have to invoke fear of the Kenyan Islamic atheist socialist or whatever.
He told the Guardian: "It was intended to invoke fear and alarm.
These were attacks meant to change people's minds by invoking fear.
The K.K.K. and the swastika, to name but a few, invoke fear and revulsion among millions.
