Sentence examples for momentary fear from inspiring English sources

Anyone with a child cannot help but be gripped by at least momentary fear.

But the ballpark has a history, and the mother's momentary fear was not without context: three people have fallen from the stands at this ballpark.

The momentary fear had washed over the onlookers, and these fleeting feelings of dread defined the fan experience in the Wizards' matchup against New Orleans.

Despite Alexis Petridis's momentary fear that he had turned into his dad, he thought AlunaGeorge "suggested the same balance of sonic innovation and commercialism you found in R&B a decade ago".

On page one Jones's unnamed "big man" parks up overlooking the shallow valley on a "flat night" which gives his van "a strange alien colour", and when he gets out it lifts and relaxes "like a child relieved of the momentary fear of being hit".

But for some Indigenous women it's not a momentary fear, it's a monthly crisis.

I recall some momentary fears of nuclear annihilation, but the cold war didn't cause much fretting – optimism was the mood of the era, and that's no doubt why studies claim Britain's never been happier than in that decade.

My own momentary flash of fear and shame melted away when I opened my eyes to comedy of the situation.

At which point anyone familiar with that recent Citroën television advertising campaign may experience a momentary spike of panic, fearing that the car is about to transform into a robot - with you still wrapped in it.

There, where the Administration for Children's Services is regarded as a potent, ubiquitous presence, there is a real everyday fear that a momentary crisis can become something worse.

The goal of being caught is to relieve the momentary feelings of doubt and fear in exchange for ones of safety and security.