Sentence examples for more feared from inspiring English sources

For a group of fans who were once more feared than fearful, it's had a big impact.

Nowhere is this more feared than on the west coast.

No disease is more feared by more people than Alzheimer's.

It is probably more feared than committing adultery, and to be labeled universalist ends one's career.

"In my opinion, Whitey was more feared in Boston than John Gotti was in New York".

Militants, too, abuse human rights, and in some places are more feared than the Indian army.

She's more famous, and certainly more feared, than Steele, so she didn't sound overawed by him.

But for most adults, it is more feared or revered than understood.

The Silver trial revealed a despotic figure, more feared than loved by his subjects.

But he won't say more, fearing for his job.

Love more, fear less.