Sentence examples for maybe fear of from inspiring English sources
Maybe fear of the third rail or the clatter of soda cans rolling under seats.
Maybe fear of a more draconian law would have counselled discretion.
Maybe fear of the Red Menace inspired the team, but having Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, Jerry Lucas and Walt Bellamy in the starting five didn't hurt.
I had expected to feel joy, but instead I felt a confusion of sorrow, or maybe fear, for it suddenly seemed that my life was a hungry story and I its source and with this kiss I had begun to deliver myself to the words.
Maybe my fear of boredom outweighs my fear of failure.
Maybe the fear of losing one's job really does make a person more amenable to the bosses' cost-cutting.
And maybe the fear of unknown languages is an inevitable problem in Britain.
But maybe, for fear of being perceived as greedy, the people making these kinds of reports are being conservative about how Detroit stands to benefit from Katrina.
If faster-growing economies aren't enough to shake American schools out of their science-rut, maybe the fear of another country being able to mind control us is.
One day I lost count, perhaps because our new dual tape answering machine (what will they think of next) had answered a call, or maybe my fear of the war in the Falklands spreading to some place that mattered overwhelmed me… Whatever the case, I lost count of the clicks and found myself watching commercials so I could figure out what channel I was on.
