Sentence examples for low-level fear from inspiring English sources

Living in Albuquerque, at least in recent decades, means accepting a constant low-level fear of violent crime.

What I remember most vividly from the first few years is the sustained low-level fear that never quite went away.

Like some of his earlier films, Re-Run powerfully captures the low-level fear that permeates so much of urban life.

We now know where that anxiety, that strained domesticity, those antimacassars, come from: her parents – mainly her father, a quiet, unassuming man, who nevertheless was pulsing with oddness and low-level fear.

As a result, whatever happy memories I gain during my time here – and there should be lots, because this is my son's first home – are offset by a constant low-level fear that I'll accidentally bin a greetings card and get billed for £1,500.

But all along, I was plagued by a sort of anxiety, a low-level fear of something I couldn't articulate until I was in my twenties: the knowledge that I was an imposter, that I would, at any time, be revealed as an outsider.

Where is the Constitution?" In the southern port city of Basra, where 40 people were arrested, according to Reuters, former low-level Baath Party members feared they would be next.

If you're a heroin addict and you want to avoid being caught during a Mandatory Drug Test (MDT), or just someone who dabbles in low-level crime and fears the imminent or eventual long arm of John Law, Carl's guide makes for essential reading.

A number of its top officials, like Mr. Hun Sen himself, were themselves low-level Khmer Rouge cadre and fear that prosecutors could cast a wide net.

According to a CBS News report, US intelligence agencies are looking into the legitimacy of low-level terror threats they fear may be planned for Monday, the day before Election Day.

In fact, it's been "like living through a low-level civil war, in constant fear of attack, every time I left my flat".