Sentence examples for pall of fear from inspiring English sources

The shooting, and those that followed, cast a pall of fear and sorrow over the city.

News of the killing cast a pall of fear and anger over Pakistan's media.

The answer, they invariably said, was psychological: once there was a pall of fear over the Egyptian public; now, it was broken.

Since then, many Gazans say they have been living under a pall of fear — not of Israel this time but of Hamas.

When I was in college, AIDS cast a pall of fear over gay life, and I struggled to summon the courage to tell my closest friends who I was.

I hope The Journal's editors, who are usually supportive of immigrants and their role in building this country, will consider the pall of fear this order may put on millions of noncitizens.

For months such fears have cast a pall of gloom over South America, and over emerging markets in general.

Some climatologists feared that a large atomic conflict could place all mankind at risk through the pall of massive burning debris that would induce a "nuclear winter" putting agriculture and the other essentials for survival in jeopardy.

The free world today, largely because of our own attitudes and actions, is living in a stifling pall of fear fear of the Soviet Union and its Communist power.

The pall of lost prosperity hangs heavily.

The pall of the recession is suffocating.