Whether the subjects are speaking of their possessions or their politics, the captions allow the viewer to measure these people's image of themselves against the image they present, their hopes and fears against the quotidian circumstances of their lives.
Spanish news agency EFE reported on Friday that Oscar Gonzalez Rocha, CEO and president of Southern Copper, a subsidiary of Grupo Mexico, announced a 60-day "pause" to allow the company and its opponents to present "their concerns and fears," and to "agree on a path to move forward".
"Impostors" may also be less willing to present their work for evaluation, fearing that every time they do, they are at risk of being exposed.
Patients may choose cards that represent their fears and are then presented the fear-rebutting information on the back of the respective card.
Those rights depend on lawyers presenting their client's cases without fear or favour, no matter how unpopular or unattractive some might [consider] those clients or the cases brought before the courts.
Shared genetic inheritances were understood to define the family members' past, their present and their fears about personal futures.
The main problem, however, is that Mr. Sibleyras has not provided enough details about his characters — their past lives or their present fears — to make them anything more than two-dimensional figures for whom the audience can find little real empathy.
At the summit itself, in a private meeting with no civil servants present, the two leaders shared their fears that if the peace process did not move forward the moderate nationalist SDLP would lose ground to Sinn Fein.
Women in our study were sent the questionnaires by post, and if the perpetrator of the unwanted sexual relations was their present partner, fear of retribution resulting from the partner reading their responses may well have stopped disclosure.
At present some comrades fear mass discussion very much.
The public was waiting for something in which they could situate their already present fears.
