Sentence examples for serious phobia from inspiring English sources

"I have a serious phobia of anything that moves," declared Gillian McKeith, helpfully.

Alfred Hitchcock also used Peck effectively in Spellbound (1945), where his outward solidity masks a serious phobia.

Gillian bailed early, once discovering that insects were involved: "I have a serious phobia!" she squealed, rather prompting the question of what, precisely, she was expecting.

(This olde speak seems to match the mood, no?) After all, why would you sign up for a show such as I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! if you had "a serious phobia" of creepy-crawlies?

Once again: if you have a serious phobia, consult a psychiatrist before attempting to confront it head-on.

If you're scared of something, try getting over your fear (if you have a serious phobia, don't shock yourself though) or facing it with someone else.

People have quite serious phobias about them.

There is a Tappan Zee commuter living in Nyack who has a serious bridge phobia, but only on the Rockland-bound drive.

There is a Tappan Zee commuter living in Nyack, N.Y., who has a serious bridge phobia, but only on the Rockland County-bound drive.

These people have serious upgrade phobia, or maybe they just like what they know and see no reason to change.

Like I said, I have a serious fecal phobia.