Sentence examples for questions fear from inspiring English sources

If you can't get enough of the "would you rather" questions, fear not! Lee actually has a Twitter page dedicated to the brain teasers, appropriately called "Would Mew Rather". .

But these are human questions: fear, the quest for love, for survival.

Indeed, female guerrilla units in any part of the world arouse all manner of questions, fear, adoration, and mythologies.

Compared with cluster analysis or logistic regression analysis, the visual image of a hierarchical tree structure provides benefit to clinical practitioners, because the choice of a tailored message only depends on three questions: Fear of CRC, employment status, and past history of bowel disease.

The focus group discussions with service providers included an additional area of focus related to service provision, including perceived and real barriers/challenges (e.g. time constraints, concern with asking sensitive questions, fear of offending clients, opinions on quality of services and lack of training) to implementing a GBV protocol in health care and other settings.

At that first meeting, Dr. Dash put Mr. Morgano on a strong dose of antibiotics and, after checking a reference book, asked Mr. Morgano a line of questions fearing he was facing a condition he had never before seen.

According to The Oregonian, Mr Hyde, who no longer works at the building in question, feared that Mr McAfee had access to firearms and associated with members  of a biker gang.

Cannon and Bevan report that, before the debate began, fellow moderator Bret Baier and the network producers were wary about Williams asking the question, fearing that "Gingrich would hit back hard, attempting to turn Williams into a prop".

The recruiters at Training Solutions said that the job offers were repeatedly delayed because of recurrent safety questions, fears of union opposition and the politics at ground zero.

I would like to invite thoughts and questions, fears and hopes, for a course that leverages social technology as it studies social technology.

The two rehearse "the approved biography answer" to her questions, but fear the worst.