Sentence examples for quiet fear from inspiring English sources
I know some of you have had a quiet fear, ticking away at the back of your minds.
But among those who play the power game, certainly, beneath the courtesy and the conversation, there is a quiet fear.
The quiet fear is that the flaws of the present government, however numerous, may not suffice to explain the entire decline from exuberance to pessimism.
It is a bulwark of my record collection, a song about a relationship soured — the curdled air and claustrophobia, the quiet fear and fury.
During the intervening period, in the calm before the spending review storm, I have been living in quiet fear of today's announcement.
In losing to the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night, the Knicks displayed all of their worst habits and gave substance to every quiet fear about the Carmelo Anthony-Amar'e Stoudemire offensive pairing.
The Chinese prime minister, Zhou Enlai, displayed a moderate and conciliatory attitude that tended to quiet fears of some anticommunist delegates concerning China's intentions.
A new study may help quiet fears that the suicide warning labels on antidepressants are scaring countless patients away from medications that could help relieve their suffering.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 - Trying to quiet fears of a return of the draft, the House Republican leadership engaged in a hasty call-up of its own on Tuesday.
MOSCOW — In a concerted move to quiet fears of a so-called currency war, finance officials from the world's largest industrial and emerging economies expressed their commitment on Saturday to "market-determined exchange rate systems and exchange rate flexibility".
Others keep quiet, fearing reprisal in a place where as Geoffrey Eames QC reported in the Senate Inquiry this year, "No Nauruan has been investigated or charged for an asault against a non-Nauruan".
