Sentence examples for professed fear from inspiring English sources

Mr Hashimoto will probably limit himself to the kind of regret his predecessors offered and then agree to get down to the real business of coughing up cash.Both sides know that China's professed fear of rising Japanese militarism is something of a predictable charade, designed to put the government in Tokyo on the defensive.

If Israel's professed fear that one or two nuclear weapons in Iran's arsenal would be a game changer, one would have expected Israeli leaders to jump up and down with glee at the possibility of seeing half of Iran's low enriched uranium shipped abroad.

To date, the ban's supporters have carried the day, citing supposed religious principles, local tradition and professed fears for Saudi women's safety.

Professed fears of a trade war are as predictable as night after day.

Mr. Boehner's much professed concern for small businesses is misdirection.

Assuming we're going to continue trusting the welfare of our bridges to a self-professed nerd, did Mr. Rothman fear for their safety on Tuesday?

Yet too often this professed embrace of change conceals a fearful conservatism.

It is reasonable to infer that the KMT's long-standing commitment to the "One-China" policy, in contrast to the DPP's professed desire for independence, were key in allaying PRC fears that WHA observer status would precipitate further formal diplomatic recognition elsewhere within the UN system.

And rather than accept internal segregation as an everyday norm, one grounded in the still-prevalent belief that minority students are "cognitively inferior" (or for self-professed non-racists, that they purposely under-perform out of fear of "acting white"), Snead believed otherwise.

Many students enter medical school with a professed interest in a career in primary care.

This fear mongering turned law is a far cry from the professed American values of equality and equity, and certainly against the very principles of rule of law.