Sentence examples for rooted fear from inspiring English sources

I think some of this is residual – rooted fear felt by settled migrants, their children and grandchildren.

Playing to Germans' historically rooted fear of inflation, Mrs. Merkel has criticized central banks for printing money to fight the crisis and called for an early return to "policies of reason".

You've hit on such an important issue -- deep rooted fear of Black males, including children and teens, in our society.

I looked inward and in the end, I established that it was because of what I had heard, and because of their body type, that I had, had a deep rooted fear.

Until we face this deeply rooted fear of anyone who is not the same as ourselves, be it their skin color or their religious beliefs or their nationality, nothing will ever change and we're on a collision course with ultimate doom.

Competition is rooted in fear -- fear that you are not good enough, smart enough, special enough or unique enough.

The need for control is rooted in fear, and if you're acting from a place of fear, you are absolutely not loving life.

Choices cannot be fully free if they are rooted in fear, not fact.

President Obama described the ban as "rooted in fear rather than fact".

Black hostility tends to be rooted in fear, frustration and pain over continued and past discrimination.

Officials acknowledge that much of the reluctance is rooted in fear of casualties and the political pain that can ensue.