Sentence examples for nourish fears from inspiring English sources

Reviewing city budget figures only serves to nourish fears of questionable priorities.

You like to nourish your fear".

The poll was nourishing the fear that solidarity among NATO members is rather weak - to say the least.

Several conclusions may be drawn from the different filovirus outbreaks: The cases of REBOV clearly illustrated that filoviruses could readily be imported into previously unaffected areas by means of international animal transports, nourishing the fear that filoviruses could spread worldwide with devastating consequences.

Goodness and sincerity of the kind Gandhi embodied go only so far in politics; and there is cruel irony in the fact that his attempt at bringing Hindus and Muslims together on the platform offered by the Hindu-dominated Congress Party nourished Muslim insecurities and fears, leading to the demand for Pakistan.

Dinner as entertainment stems from the fear nourished by hosts and hostesses that guests will arrive at their home to share a meal and no scintillating linguistic scrimmages will take place, nor will anything memorable happen.

No surprise then that Taiwan, if it hopes to remain politically independent, fears having its companies nourished by credit that is run by Beijing.

These various fears and paranoias are nourished by the fact that America's churches are increasingly too institutionally weak, too fragmented and internally divided to bring people from different political persuasions together.

The caution that grips American politicians lest they be seen to nourish complicated ideas in public also stops them from ever leaving their scripts for fear of forgetting their messages – but you can see why this happens.

While they have long wanted water that is free of contamination, they fear they could also lose the free, nutrient-rich sewage upon which they depend to water and nourish their crops.

Nourish the id".