Sentence examples for she often feared from inspiring English sources

Fischer says she often feared for her safety when people would recognize her in public.

It was as if Tracy presented a vessel where she could safely store all her insecurities: well aware of the gorgeous women he'd slept with, she often feared she wasn't "beautiful enough" for him, her niece Katharine Houghton recalls.

She confided in me over coffee that she often fears "standing up for what [she] believes in," but remains convinced she must be moved by a potential client's story to work with them.

I don't worry about life after death, only life before death.' A life for which she has often feared, not least in Bosnia.

She is often feared by students for her strict attitude, but is actually disguising a shy and gentle personality.

But the archive also contains indications of the underlying anxiety and uncertainty that Mr. Newton said plagued Candy Darling, who often feared that she would never find true romantic love.

He was often feared but never loved.

While witchcraft was often feared, it was punished only infrequently.

Mr Shahzad himself often feared the ISI would finish him off.

DEMOCRATS have often feared big money in American politics, perhaps because most of it doesn't go their way.

And, ours being the geeky school of the area, we often feared being attacked on the walk down to Silver Street.