Sentence examples for rooted in fear from inspiring English sources
President Obama described the ban as "rooted in fear rather than fact".
Choices cannot be fully free if they are rooted in fear, not 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.
The Human Rights Act is an easy target for politicians in search of empty gestures to solidify a support that is rooted in fear and anger.
Denialism whether it stems from suspicions about vaccines, dread of G.M.O.s, or even confusion about climate science is often rooted in fear.
The liquidity problems in Europe's banks are rooted in fears of insolvency.
Restrictions on fireworks sales have long been rooted in fears of injuries.
Government reflects wide public indifference to the fate of asylum seekers, rooted in fears around immigration and "the other".
Another major reason for the persistence of homophobia may be a defensive reaction, rooted in fears and discomfort about one's own sexuality.
The clergy member said he understood the reluctance of many people to embrace the opposition, rooted in fears of chaos that might follow the fall of the government.
