Sentence examples for manageable fear from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as David Trotter has recently suggested, following Heidegger, such understandings could transform an amorphous angst at the Dasein of modernity into the psychologically more manageable fear of filth.

But while a Greek default alone would probably be manageable, the biggest fear has been that lenders would abandon other highly indebted countries — justly or unjustly — further distressing the finances of an even larger swath of the 17-nation euro zone.

Learn to manage your fear of uncertainty by exposing yourself to it in safe, manageable situations.

When you have a plan, your fears become manageable.

A manageable loss became a massive fear story.

But the narrative form puts these fears into a manageable series of events.

This can boost your confidence and make abstract risks and fears seem more manageable.

The aim is to change a situation's meaning to reduce its emotional impact, such as reappraising a situation as manageable instead of threatening to reduce fear.

She feared it wasn't manageable for someone using a walker, especially in winter.

He believed that even the worst fears had to be "manageable and mentionable," one way or another, and because of this he did not shy away from topics like war, death, poverty and disability.

Research has found that this repeated exposure lowers the psychological fear response until it is more manageable or in some cases gone.