Sentence examples for realistic fear from inspiring English sources

That's quite a realistic fear.

But there was a more realistic fear.

Mr Justice Edwards-Stuart said there was a realistic fear that the measures being taken by Basildon Council might go further than the terms of the enforcement notices.

At work, they don't talk about cycling at all, out of realistic fear that co-workers will think they are crazy.

If this is a realistic fear -- if this is what the Iraq invasion and occupation have unleashed -- there can be no way to see those acts as responsible United States foreign policy.

They can fly or ship large amounts of cocaine to West Africa without realistic fear of detection, warehouse it with impunity, and then break their supply down into smaller shipments to beat the more vigilant border policing in Europe — or simply store it in bulk until market or shipping conditions improve.

Now we are to recognise how his realistic fears during active service fuel his deeper fears about other races.

At least Mr. Corwin displayed some realistic fears when he went to Bali in one episode of "Jeff Corwin Experience" to do a barehanded capture of a king cobra.

Whatever Scott Adams's hypothetical fears for his safety on Berkeley's campus, they pale in comparison to the realistic fears that many Muslims have about their places of worship being targeted for arson, as was a mosque in Texas, the day after Trump signed his executive order on immigration, last month, one near Seattle, two weeks earlier, and one in Florida, last September.

This study signalizes that patients may have realistic fears that taking action may make things worse or mean that they do not receive necessary care.

Note that this must exclude realistic fears of retribution.