Sentence examples for mild fear from inspiring English sources
Edmonds' expression of crushing disappointment turned into one of mild fear as Ross went on to tell the audience, "You have got to love tidy Noel".
"I had a mild fear of seeming self-indulgent with that song," she says of its explicit autobiographical detail about her mother's adoption and, less explicitly, her own (which she has already explored, written from her biological mother's perspective, on early song Moon and Back).
For instance, the first time one watches Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), one may feel mild fear for Marion Crane as she chats with Norman Bates in the hotel office.
There was a mild fear of death, but the sadness was so intense it negated the fear.
I was overwhelmed with hurt and disappointment by your recent comment, "I'm a little ashamed about it... [but] I have a mild fear or anxiety around little people".
Finally, we included only persons who reported at least mild fear of falling and avoidance of activity.
The addition of noise induced only mild fear-related behaviours - there was an increase in startle responses, but no change in the time spent freezing or hiding compared to a silent control - and thus had no significant impact on the total amount of food eaten.
By contrast, lesions that included OFC made animals less responsive to mild fear-inducing stimuli.
Following milder cued fear conditioning protocols, designed to reduce the underlying component of contextual fear conditioning (by context pre-exposure or less CS US pairings), also Wistar rats were able to show significant FPS, albeit still to a lesser extent than F344 rats tested under identical conditions.
To exclude the possibility that the GluN2B KI mice were over trained with five consecutive foot shocks (0.75 mA, 1 s duration) and potential cognitive deficits masked, we also tested two milder contextual fear conditioning paradigms.
In the event, of course, the influenza pandemic was much milder than feared and most of the anti-viral reserves remain for another day.
