Sentence examples for master of fear from inspiring English sources

Lost Themes is out on 3 February via Sacred Bones Records; the John Carpenter: Master of Fear season is on at Brooklyn Academy of Music from 5 to 22 February.

Mr Mielke so expanded the Stasi that, by the time he was toppled some 30 years later, he was the most powerful man in East Germany after the party leader: "the master of fear", as West German popular newspapers liked to call him.Family treacheriesErich Mielke scrutinised the lives of East Germany's 17m people with a thoroughness that probably even exceeded the Gestapo's.

To never have the task master of fear and idealism whispering in your ear, "don't mess it up".

And let us not forget their in-house PR firm, Fox News -- those masters of fear and confusion that keep so many in our country misinformed.

Plus it is the master of creating fear without ever showing the monster (until Bruce makes his first appearance towards the end).

He later discovered that Cioran, one of the indisputable stylists in French, was often reluctant to speak the language he had mastered for fear of making even the slightest grammatical error.

When fear extinction cannot be mastered a relapse of fear can occur [143].

King George VI of England needed to master his fear of public speaking in order to help his people deal with their fears at the terrifying moment that World War II began.

Always content to do what they are told; always consigned to work on the "dull, dirty, dangerous" jobs; often uneasily aware that they are superior in some ways to their masters; endlessly at risk of pogrom because of their masters' resentment and fear of them: his robot stories, and those of his successors, were immigrant stories.

Since Stephen King published The Shining in 1977, his literary reputation has risen from peddler of schlock-horror to master of smalltown America's fears and dreams, both real and supernatural.

Like his fellow neoconservatives, he is a master of preying on the fears of the American population in order to goad them into doing things that are not in their nation's self-interest, based on carefully manipulated news and information.