Sentence examples for points of fear from inspiring English sources

His book is a record of turning points, of fear, and of the aloneness, which he celebrates.

"Everyone has different points of fear -- jumping, letting go, the heights," said Nicole Erdman, who owns a women's active outerwear company, lives on the Upper East Side and was taking an intermediate class last week.

At the maximum points of fear lately, Treasury bill yields have fallen to 50-year lows.

But I am dependent on her to the point of fear -- and often, unhappiness.

Not that such an occasion would be much about Di Matteo and his chances of the job.On Mourinho's most recent visit to the technical areas of the Bridge – with Inter in 2010 – there was an extraordinary atmosphere, with the home support respectful almost tothe point of fear.

It's the same reason why the mainstream media covering technology tends to harp on the downsides of new tech, sometimes to the point of fear mongering.

In order to avoid re-experiencing this trauma humans have developed a vast array of defence mechanisms that are activated every time we approach the point of fear.

Those kids did not share the grownups' offended sense of justice (that was our baggage) and most were past the point of fear.

Although it is scary, once you are past the point of fear and finally realize you're safe you can recognize how fortunate you are to have added another skill to your life.

"A concern of ours now, however, is that, because of the current drought, many of them are settling near water points out of fear that they will not be able to access more.

"No writer can successfully use the 'surface elements' of a literary genre — far less its profound capacities — for a serious purpose, while despising it to the point of fearing identification with it," she wrote.