Sentence examples for it instilled fear from inspiring English sources

He showed a videotaped documentary stating that Slovenia's 1990 vote to secede, then German support of Croatia's independence in 1991 set the stage for war -- largely, he said, because it instilled fear in Serbs outside of Serbia with memories of the hundreds of thousands Serbs massacred by the Nazi-sanctioned Croatian Ustase movement in World War II.

The rhetoric fueling his win has been used against my own brother, who has been bullied because he's mixed-race, and it has instilled fear in my little sister, who had to come to terms with the fact that an accused rapist is her new president.

They say that the crackdown, which began in earnest three years ago, has made it harder for companies to win legitimate business and that it has needlessly instilled fear among executives.

It is because he has instilled fear into those who oppose him, chiefly through loss of employment.

As for gunfire, it might kill one soldier with its bullet, but it will instil fear for many more within earshot.

In the charges, federal authorities showed how the bank instilled fear in its traders.

On the eve of the vote, he accused Europe of indulging in terrorism, saying it was instilling fear in people in its bid to get Greece to acquiesce to "neoliberal dogmas".

They instilled fear, not confidence and a love of learning.

These two men terrorized and instilled fear into the very marrow of our communities.

Second, the downward spiral of the economy has instilled fear into the heart of most Americans.

The government's actions have instilled fear not just in journalists but in anyone inclined to criticize the Prime Minister.