Sentence examples for make you fear from inspiring English sources

If Sunday's concert didn't make you fear for the future of opera, it didn't make you excited for it, either.

At the same time, this can make you fear for what the future holds for him as an artist.

The business of criminal courts arrives in rivers of random events, and a few hours there might make you fear that they will turn the map of humankind into a floodplain saturated with chaos.

Perhaps it's in part because a conflict between forces of dark and light isn't really a fit for a cynic like Pierre; since he tends to see the dark and grotesque in everything, the lurch into horror doesn't feel like much of a lurch, while his characters don't inspire the sort of warmth that might make you fear for their fate.

It's probably best that the plot of "The Hunted" -- such as it is -- doesn't get in the way of the action sequences, most of which involve Tommy Lee Jones chasing Benicio Del Toro throughout the Pacific Northwest with occasional stops for hand-to-hand combat that make you fear for the actors' safety.

It's probably best that the plot of "The Hunted" -- such as it is -- doesn't get in the way of the action sequences, most of which involve Mr. Jones chasing Mr. Del Toro throughout the Pacific Northwest with occasional stops for hand-to-hand combat that make you fear for the actors' safety.

Which casting decisions made you fear for an actor's reputation and/or question their taste?

Even with Rosaline, the first object of his affections, he makes you fear for his unguarded heart.

The choices were so persistently banal that it made you fear for the fate of the republic.

Happily, Madeley still has the knack of making you fear the next thing to come out of his mouth.

By the movie's climax, Keith has worked himself into a frenzy of anxiety that makes you fear for his safety and sanity.