Sentence examples for maybe for fear from inspiring English sources

It seemed to sap their motivation, encouraging them to choose easy tasks in the future, maybe for fear that they would lose that top spot.

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.

It is at times the little things that one can get lost it in, it is the big things that seem so insurmountable that mean so much that we often push aside for fear of the unknown and maybe for fear of the pain the knowledge can cause.

Or maybe they fear for their wallets.

A: I never would have presented "Black Eyed Susan" or maybe "Even Here We Are" for fear that it didn't fit the idea of this punk-rock beast..

Perhaps the N.R.A. could have made a more frank play for fear and anger — maybe with an ad showing federal forces breaking into homes and melting down rifles.

Maybe we demand their constant reiteration for fear that without it, they might slip for ever from our grasp.

The family were relieved to see that I had survived but my father was keen to get me back to the camp for fear that there maybe trouble for not telling anyone where I was going.

And Mrs May's still hoping Brexiteer ministers back her, for fear of losing control, maybe losing Brexit altogether.

You should be into darker things in life, and if you have an acute fear of anything a normal person would stay away from for fear of losing normality, maybe this isn't for you.

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.