Sentence examples for phobia of being from inspiring English sources

"The phobia of being accused of serving Russian interests in this country is pretty strong," says Tina Khidasheli, a leader of the opposition Republican Party.

The phobia of being called "Islamophobic" is on the rise -- and it's becoming much more rampant, powerful, and dangerous than Islamophobia itself.

Because of what Savile did to her she vomited, which means she has a phobia of being sick, which means she can't ever get on a plane.

It could be just because you have a phobia of being alone,or of things you have seen in the past.

Assuming subjects not interviewed were similar to subjects who were, the community prevalence of specific phobia of illness is 4.0%.

On the other end of the extreme, a general phobia of AIDS was exacerbated by the news media who erroneously reported that AIDS could be contracted by household contact, without checking any facts in their stories, which prompted mass hysteria across the United States.

Social phobia is an unreasonable fear of being in social situations or in situations in which one's behaviour is likely to be evaluated, such as in public speaking.

"I have a phobia of wolves," is how Mr Fox pretentiously puts it; he says it often.

A phobia of childbirth is thought to affect 6% to 10% of women.

His phobia of technology is well celebrated - trying to make a telephone call with a TV remote control and all that.

Emetophobia, also referred to as a specific phobia of vomiting, is a largely under-researched and poorly understood disorder with prevalence estimates of ranging between 1.7 and 3.1% for men and 6 and 7% for women (Hunter & Antony, 2009; Philips, 1985).