Sentence examples for reflecting a fear from inspiring English sources

The lyrics call for peace, but several musicians added verses that seemed to be a rallying cry for southerners to resist the Islamic forces in the north, reflecting a fear that the militants intend to take over the country and impose sharia law.

Mr. Perry's voice choked when he talked about meeting a woman and small-business owner in Gaffney, a small town in this state, who asked him why she should have hope about the country's direction, reflecting a fear that Mr. Perry said had moved him along the campaign trail.

Reflecting a fear of generating new "martyrs" to fuel further protests, security forces took over Tehran's cemeteries and nabbed the bodies of some of those killed, preventing their immediate burial in accordance with Muslim rites.State news agencies say police arrested more than 1,000 protesters during the riots.

Independently of sex, phobic subjects relative to controls showed heart-rate acceleration when watching pictures of dental treatment scenes, reflecting a fear reaction.

"Terminator Genisys" reflects a fear of centralization and corporate control.

It reflects a fear that a resentful, threatened West is determined to thwart China's rise.

As well as a lack of interest this also reflected a fear of dissension.

Beyond issues of timing, however, the caution reflects a fear that this recovery is unusually fragile.

Yet her question reflected a fear voiced by many Zimbabweans from black government officials to white commercial farmers.

This reflects a fear, in a conflict-shy country, that more lawyers will make society more litigious, not more just.Recent reforms have improved matters a little.

The deficit has hit 4% of GDP because of dear oil and Indians' purchases of gold, which reflect a fear of inflation and mistrust of banks.