Sentence examples for performers fear from inspiring English sources

In "Forces!" Ms. Streb continues along her singular path to a place that can still manage to frighten little boys, but in which, for the performers, fear is not an option.

These performers feared the same fate, and you could see that.

Tom no longer looked, even remotely, like a Test performer, feared for his pace, liked for his good nature.

Performers also fear budget cuts will limit the vibrancy of the country's art scene.

"Being able to share what you have, help and support other people, really is a fundamentally enjoyable thing to do as a human being," she says.Her TED talk was aimed at performers who fear that using crowdfunding via Kickstarter, Indiegogo and other services appears like begging or, worse, being greedy.

Performers say they fear proposed cuts to a service that helps children learn to play instruments will lead to music becoming elitist.

Philippe also talked about a subject that resonates throughout the Met and the world of opera and that is critical to today's young performers: the fear that in order to attract young audiences and revive a struggling form, singers are being cast partly for looks and acting ability rather than purely for the magic of their instruments.

In the Titanic scene, the discovery of the flood in the boiler room incorporated both fire and rushing water as the performers feigned fear and ran about.

Somewhere in Shamitabh, there lurks a veteran performer's fear of losing his voice in a marketplace where one has to shout ever louder to be noticed, and that's fascinating.

Top performers, most of them Asian (see chart), fear that their focus on technical proficiency does not translate into an enthusiasm for maths after leaving school.

An interesting phenomenon often occurs after this desensitization process: performers fall in love with the activity they used to fear.