Sentence examples for should fear is from inspiring English sources

What we should fear is not a deep state but a state robbed of its depth.

While Martin didn't leave me totally convinced that it'll work out – because hey, you can just get your brandy from Australia – perhaps what we should fear is not a Brexit gone horribly wrong, but a Brexit gone horribly right.

"No American should fear being stopped by the police just because of skin color," he said.

The two killers the wind-turbine makers should fear are not the Chinese but GE and Siemens, two huge Western conglomerates.

No one should fear being attacked because of their religion, their sexuality, the colour of their skin, or their disability.

The only people who should fear are the guilty ones – the ones who steal, the ones who kill, the ones who do deals with other countries.

That was the live conversation in which Whoopi Goldberg asked Mr. McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, if she should fear "being returned to slavery" if he won, and Joy Behar complained to him about the untruths she saw in his campaign advertisements.

And in an effort to answer critics who have questioned whether his strong anti-abortion views would influence his actions at the Justice Department, Mr. Ashcroft said, "No woman should fear being threatened or coerced in seeking constitutionally protected health services".

"No student should fear being excluded from a school club or participating in a school activity because they are LGBTQ," Sarah Warbelow, legal director for the Human Rights Campaign, said in a statement.

To judge from tabloid coverage, the condition we should really fear isn't physical at all.

We're telling Americans to fear the economic development of other countries, when what they should actually fear is the reverse.