Sentence examples for promoting fear from inspiring English sources

But, while the show will never win a prize for encouraging Anglo-German cultural understanding, Cleese is comically depicting – rather than politically promoting – fear of "Fritz".

It throws immigrants into the black hole of deportation, endangers our safety by promoting fear of the police, and threatens to cost our state millions of dollars.

It is hard to imagine the Republican-led Congress or the Trump Administration giving up the powers it confers, given the politics the Republicans have constructed around promoting fear of terrorism.

The group described 2009 as the worst year for the program on record, saying that "heavy-handed policing" in minority neighborhoods was promoting fear of police officers, which makes law enforcement more difficult.

What characteristics of the relationships between communities might lead one to respond when the other is attacked or befallen by disaster, and how do these inter-communal relationships influence the impact and effectiveness of terrorist acts in promoting fear?

The cynical 'appeal to the base' realities of modern primary elections is more and more being done by promoting fear of the other candidate or party.

Maybe we should start encouraging one another to trust ourselves again instead of promoting fear-based ideas about development and safety.

Azeem Khan, of the Islamic Circle of North America, said the bus adverts promoted fear and hatred.

"My dad was a gentle and peaceful man; his name should not be used to promote fear and exclusion".

Many in the west are rightly concerned that attacks such as the Paris killings promote fear among westerners, and usher in the chill of self-censorship.

It also promotes fear conditioning, a form of learning in which previously neutral stimuli in the environment — sights, sounds and smells, for example — become linked with a trauma.