Sentence examples similar to of considerable fear from inspiring English sources

Most Americans probably scarcely remember the airlifts of tens of thousands of Hungarian refugees in 1956, the subject of considerable fear-mongering and fierce debate at home.

Except for a few incidents, the city of Philadelphia remained calm during the strike and, despite considerable fears of race riots, there were no major outbreaks of violence.

For all of the orthodox protestant parents in our study with the exception of the traditional vaccinating parents, the vaccination decision was accompanied by a considerable fear of the consequences.

Many youngsters "may experience considerable fear of the procedure".

No doubt, the officers were put in some considerable fear of their lives".

These feelings gelled early, and my considerable fear of society's censure was no match for them.

There was considerable fear of additional flash flooding and mudslides across the mountainous region.

I'd been trying to build a novel on my own, combatting my considerable fear of failure with sheer determination, and Jay's help felt like the best kind of nurture.

There is still considerable fear of the AIDS virus and misunderstanding about how it spreads – despite the fact that this part of northern Thailand has been the centre of the country's epidemic for nearly two decades.

Opponents of the military are experiencing considerable fear and intimidation.

Even the prospect of joining the European Union has raised considerable fear -- not just among the many farmers who fear European competition, but also among those who worry that Poland will give up some of its precious identity, after centuries of struggle to shape and preserve it.