Sentence examples for poses of fear from inspiring English sources

Moments that pass by quickly particularly ones featuring Bruce Willis in poses of fear, pain, or fierce determination seem ready-made as iconography to be clipped for a trailer or a poster.

Hostage to the Assad Regime or partner to it is the overarching question posed by Cycle of Fear - Syria's Alawites in War and Peace and The Alawis of Syria - War, Faith and Politics in the Levant, two timely pieces of work that look into the history, society and modern political challenges of Syria's under-researched Alawite community.

Standard Chartered has added 2,000 compliance staff over three years, even as its total headcount has fallen.Besides raising costs for banks and their clients the current climate of fear poses a number of longer-term risks to the financial system.

Lots of Iranians love to be free of fear, prosecution and internal sanctions posed by the clerical regime.

For pilots and flight attendants, this collective surge of fear and adrenaline in the skies poses potential dangers.

Colbert, who poses as an ultraconservative on his show, played the personification of fear at the rally.

The second, she poses, is that "fear is not a habit of the Christian mind".

The gestures of the dance represent Shiva's five activities (panchakritya): creation (symbolized by the drum), protection (by the "fear-not" pose of the hand), destruction (by the fire), embodiment (by the foot planted on the ground), and release (by the foot held aloft).

As authorities released the names of the 11 victims in Saturday's horrific synagogue massacre, there were reminders both of the policy questions — gun control — and the human, political dilemma posed by heightened fears of hate.

And for once his pose of sardonic indifference seems to cover a real fear.

But she had invented the story, and her pose brought out a fear of anti-Semitism in French society.