Sentence examples for render fear from inspiring English sources
It's true that God has not given us a spirit of fear (1 Timothy 1 7), but this doesn't automatically render fear sinful.
To clarify, on the one hand it was assumed that trust increases euthanasia acceptance, because trust should render fear of abuses less likely.
The eyewitness accounts that have emerged since the shootings render any fear we experienced as the area went into lockdown fairly inconsequential in comparison.
Like many aviophobes, I'm certain there's some secret I'm not being told about the dangers of air travel, some great collusion to hide the extent of my peril, a piece of information that will render my fear more rational.
What decisions like that render is fear, paranoia and hamper relief efforts in what is suppose to be an interconnected continent.
The study revealed that majority – 119 (76.8%) experience fear when rendering care, 81 (52.3%) said supply of water was not regular.
The reader is fully on Rushdie's side, and outraged when, in one of the book's few superbly rendered scenes, fear and confusion force him to re-embrace Islam before some Muslim scholars/busybodies.
The contrast between the approaches of the two composers could scarcely have been made clearer – Stravinsky's distanced objectivity, clean and rigorous in its impersonality, set against Verdi's lavish and intensely empathetic rendering of fear in the face of mortality and final judgment.
Today, with its jagged shapes and sine-wave squeals, the game is an icon of the industry's formative days and the medium's ongoing appeal: a simplistic rendering of fears that can be overcome with determination and a steady focus.
Gibson believes these fears are overblown: "This does not, as some journalists fear, render our expertise redundant but it encourages other people to get involved and have their say.
Such issues are frivolous, unprofessional, and unworthy of consideration; except of course if a worker's emotional or psychological state as a result of such fear renders him legitimately unable to perform.
