Sentence examples for larger fears from inspiring English sources

They seem almost humdrum in comparison with the larger fears that "The Scarecrow" summons.

The story fed into larger fears that banks worldwide would be reluctant to lend, choking economic growth, even with sharply lower interest rates delivered by the Federal Reserve.

At its best, Mr. Stewart's show offers a satiric interpretation of events that touches on larger truths and even larger fears.

Larger fears could be contributing to the poor recent performance of other recent tech IPOs, like Groupon, and Zynga now has to convince the world that it's different in a good way.

For many of the residents who gathered at the scene, the derailment -- while itself not so scary -- seemed to be an ominous reminder of their larger fears around the opening of the facility.

So much of community-based art is about addressing the larger fears of a community in a safe space what better way to address these fears or fragility than to actually go through with the death, and what comes after that?" The question remains: will Borscht die?

But there was a larger fear.

Perhaps this speaks to a larger fear of limits: Is there a "range anxiety" of the soul?

Fears of elevators, bridges, enclosed spaces, heights and flying often go together, part of a larger fear of losing control, Mrs. Gross believes.

The larger fear within NBC is that there may be something wrong that cannot be fixed with a smart management move or two.

For policy makers and investors the larger fear is that the crisis will spread to Portugal and Spain, where the total bank exposure is even higher.