Sentence examples for nascent fears from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, AHS pushes the boundaries of horror by exploiting viewers' nascent fears, from poltergeists and criminal insanity, to witches and carnies.

Amidst my nascent fear, I silently reasoned to myself that nothing was going to happen.

Many white evangelicals tilted toward the right in the 1950s and 1960s – nascent Cold War fears of godless communism and Billy Graham's public friendship with Richard Nixon doubtlessly contributed – but a counter-movement of progressive evangelicals arose in the late 1960s in opposition to the Vietnam War and in favor of racial reconciliation and women's equality.

His mother, fearing nascent psychosis, took him to a child psychiatrist.

They had died from a widely feared nascent disease called AIDS, an illness that at the time had a skyrocketing death toll.

Dr Richard Taylor, the former independent MP turned co-leader of the nascent National Health Action Party, said: "I fear his appointment could be another nail in the coffin of the NHS as we have known it and loved it".

Another little-noted factor that has surfaced in my conversations in Beijing over the past four decades is the fear of nascent Korean nationalism among the 2.5 million Koreans who live in the three northeastern provinces of China contiguous with North Korea.

The Soviets did not militarily fear the nascent free-trade alliance.

Others fear that a nascent drive to clean-up Egypt's notoriously polluted capital could result in all cultural remnants of the uprising being obliterated.

Economists fear that the nascent recovery will leave more people behind than in past recessions, failing to create jobs in sufficient numbers to absorb the record-setting ranks of the long-term unemployed.

Drugs and alcohol provided two critical things for me; a way to belong socially, and release into oblivion from what I feared most; the nascent woman within.