Sentence examples for older fear from inspiring English sources

But the anxiety over high-achieving Asian-Americans also evoked an older fear that the white majority was under threat.

I knew my old fear had come to pass.

But it was clear that people had lost a lot of their old fear.

That is the old fear of the sea, recorded in the early written texts.

It is an old fear, and one that, in this age of surveillance, has gained ground.

On Saturday, people spoke openly about Mr. Sadr, even if some of the old fear remained.

Some – indeed the most effective campaigns – target the plain old fear of missing out.

Lurking somewhere beneath was that old fear of being branded as a bra-burning harridan.

For a moment, I felt a shiver of the old fear.

Perhaps, then, what we're really seeing is how the old fear of missing out plays out in the brain.

It can be an old fear that needs a new name or a new fear that needs a name.