Sentence examples for phobia towards from inspiring English sources
"She represents a phobia towards globalisation, similar to movements such as Occupy Wall Street in America or Ukip in Britain, anti-globalisation movements of either the right or left," says political analyst Sergio Berensztein.
But it is right, the author argued, to "feel phobia" towards the oppression of the people of Afghanistan by the Taliban, towards the oppression of Iranians by the ayatollahs, and towards the death of people in Iraq today.
Her sensitivity becomes a phobia towards older corporate mascots, especially the Michelin Man.
When filming the episode the production crew did not know that Webb had a phobia towards water.
That was because of my phobia towards them; I realized it was a new world, a different strange world which was totally unknown to me and I was quite afraid to enter it.
Present results are largely comparable to brain areas identified in animal phobia, but also point towards a potential downregulation of autonomic outflow by neural fear circuits in this disorder.
The emergence of the diagnosis of school phobia and test anxiety reflect a tendency towards the diseasing of education.
According to DSM IV-TR and DSM-5 criteria, specific phobia is characterized by marked and unreasonable fear towards a specific object or situation which is almost always provoked whenever the phobic stimulus is not avoided [ 3, 4].
The aim of the current study was to integrate recent developments in the retraining of attentional biases towards threat into a standard cognitive behavioural treatment package for social phobia.
These interweaved observations in PD – attentional bias towards fear stimuli, acute eruptions of fear during panic attacks, and phobia and anticipatory anxiety – make more integrated neuroanatomical models of emotional processing an issue.
Early onset separation anxiety or social phobia may have a profound impact on character development, increasing the overall tendency towards lifelong worry and insecurity.
