Sentence examples similar to phobia stricken from inspiring English sources

It's steeped stunningly in common sense and common knowledge, appeals in a blatant, teabagger sort of way to self-interest and everyman's taxation phobia -- and strikes me as the focal point, almost Gandhiesque in the clarity of its outrage, of a reborn movement to end our wars in Asia and halt the spread of American hubris.

Perhaps due partly to their belief in the unbelievable, Democrats tend to be more phobia-stricken than Republicans, according to the survey.

Kochetkov added, "It's no secret that life in Russia is difficult, and there are a lot of poorly educated, frightened, phobia-stricken people who are ready to be against anyone who doesn't look like them, who lives better than them".

These differences are striking.

This difference is striking.

Strike hard, strike fast.

"It becomes a phobia".

Phobia: Being late.

That kind of phobia.

BACK to her phobia.

And it is a phobia.