Sentence examples for not fear too from inspiring English sources

But viewers need not fear too much technological advancement: the Teletubbies will still have antennas on their heads, and by all accounts the TV screens on their stomachs are not set to be replaced with touch-responsive tablets.

You don't fear too much for the top order batsmen because they're good players and they're used to fending off short balls.

"I don't fear too much for them at the moment, but that can change in the next few weeks," said Dumbarton boss Murray.

They don't fear too much muscle, they just eat and train smart.

You don't fear too much for Sidwell, a player who retired at the ripe age of 36 and feels anyway like one of those who'll go on to make a great manager, purely because he seemed to spend so much of his playing days hiding in plain sight in the game's upper reaches, a water carrier managed by Arsène Wenger and Jose Mourinho without a full international cap to his name.

One more thing we should consider when making decisions is that we should not fear regret too much.

If your mate is fearful, don't you feel fear, too, even though you might not share his or her particular fear, if you examine yourself more closely?

Do not fear, but also beware from choosing too high an obstacle.

Respected leaders take the calculated risks that others won't when they fear too much making the wrong decision and having to face the consequences.

I don't fear relegation too much due to our great stickability to this division.

If you don't have any paper bags handy, don't fear -- you, too, can have softer fruit, faster.