Sentence examples for keep fearing from inspiring English sources

Billions of people have been lifted out of poverty and while we keep fearing the rising inequality in this world, the ability of the poor to get access to technology has never been better.

"I try to keep fear at bay," Leonardo said Sunday.

To restore sanity; keep fear alive: Duelling rallies in Washington, D.C., on October 30th, held by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.

At other times, Fox News appears guided by a philosophy of Keep Fear Alive.

I generally avoid doing this for months at a time, to keep fears about the future at bay.

He will be joined by a faux counter-demonstration from Stephen Colbert, who will archly lead what he called "A March to Keep Fear Alive".

National Public Radio staff have been told to stay away from Stewart's "rally to restore sanity" and Colbert's "march to keep fear alive".

Mr. Colbert awarded some media outlets a medal for helping keep fear alive; Mr. Stewart gave out his awards to average Americans who go about their business every day in lives built on compromise and comity.

Similarly, when the CIA failed to find a link between al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, the administration relied on the threat of WMD to keep fears of such a link alive.

The organizers of Mr. Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity" and Mr. Colbert's "March to Keep Fear Alive" — parodies of Glenn Beck's recent "Restoring Honor" rally — have submitted permit applications to the National Park Service, which has yet to approve them.

In recent columns, I've argued that worries about the deficit are, in fact, greatly exaggerated — and have documented the increasingly desperate efforts of the deficit scolds to keep fear alive.