Sentence examples for recognise fear from inspiring English sources

She understands – she can recognise fear in her competitor when we see this sort of base personal attack.

Damage part of it and you may be unable to recognise fear or other emotions on someone's face.

Psychologists theorise that the ability to recognise fear in other people comes from a childhood developmental stage that is critical for learning that other people are sentient feeling organisms.

Practitioners who are trained to recognise "fear without solution" behaviours, in the correct circumstances, may be able to spot signs of abuse and neglect after they have occurred because the effects of maltreatment can travel across time.

He remembered that the ability to recognise fear is also impaired in people with damage to the amygdala – nuclei deep inside the medial temporal lobes of the brain which play a role in forming and storing memories associated with emotional events.

In addition, participants also learned to recognise fear-avoidant behaviour, which can affect physical functioning.

"We do not know whether anti-Muslim bias played a role in this crime, but I do recognise the fear that members of our community may feel.

The TTIC should be authorised to integrate and enliven counter-intelligence at the same time.AccountabilityWe recognise the fear of and genuine danger associated with establishing a "secret police" involved in internal security.

But while I agree with Spielman that children under eight should not wear the hijab, I also recognise the fear that this is just another way of policing a minority community.

I cried and cried and remember thinking 'I'm sure Sir Ranulph Fiennes didn't sit down on the first day of his expedition and cry', but for me it was a way to recognise my fear.

I recognise that fear, but I also suspect some participants might have had an unhealthy level of paranoia.