Sentence examples for plagued by fear from inspiring English sources

She discovered, however, that there was a class of people who simply felt good enough, who weren't plagued by fear or doubt.

Eugene Andolsek, whose luminous, vividly colored abstract drawings are on view at American Primitive, was an office worker plagued by fear that he was about to be fired, although he never was.

Not it's Katty Kay, who says that 9/11 "produced an America that was plagued by fear and self doubt," and the era was bookended from the Le Monde headline "We Are All America" and a Newsweek headline, "Why do they hate us".

Euphoric at first, soon he was again plagued by fears.

From the time he was a child growing up in Missouri and Colorado, he said he had been plagued by fears of his own homosexuality.

The announcement casts new doubt on the troubled elections, which have already been delayed for three years and are plagued by fears of fraud and security concerns.

In what he termed the second phase of turbulence in the last quarter, Borio said markets were plagued by fears about the health of global banks and the Bank of Japan's shock decision to impose negative policy rates.

Samuel (a hollow-cheeked Noah Wiseman) is plagued by fears of a monster, and exhibits his anxiety in the most antisocial ways imaginable (one of the more palatable being the home-made trebuchet he takes to school).

The military commissions there have been plagued by fears of an FBI investigation that has probed a defense team.

Nonetheless, I admit that I'm plagued by fears that the war crimes trials could become yet another source of cheap political polarization in Bangladesh.

Without the belief in a God who watched over me at the least, I was plagued by fears that random horrible events could happen at any time (which they do) and that my loved ones could be struck down again.