Sentence examples for resisting fear from inspiring English sources

Facing one of their most serious terror alerts, Germans broadly supported their government's call to fight back by resisting fear.

Letting go is the inner action that stops resisting fear and pain.

American officials have requested the list, but Mr. Chalabi is resisting, fearing he will be criticized for settling scores or wielding personal influence in the blacklisting of Iraqi officials.

Like Americans after Sept. 11, Russians are trying to rebuild and resist fear and depression.

While some abandoned their houses, others resisted, fearing looters.

The Defense Department will resist, fearing what it would mean for similar agreements elsewhere.

The bishops resisted, fearing that Catholic churches across Rwanda would become monuments to genocide.

At first, the Social Democrats resisted, fearing a repeat of the debacle in 1999, when their share of the vote collapsed to a post-war low of 22%.

When some testosterone-driven crew resisted, fearing it could slow the changeover or "turn time" between flights, she took her team to watch Formula 1 pit-stops.

As Paulson, Geithner and the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, raced to bail out banks and companies like A.I.G., Bair resisted, fearing that they were being overly generous by putting the interests of bondholders over those of taxpayers.

She has been offered a new two-bedroom at Capper-Carrollsburg, but it is smaller than the place she had before and she has resisted, fearing she would have to get rid of half of her furniture.