Sentence examples for social fear from inspiring English sources

Socially anxious individuals show an early processing bias towards social fear signals, resulting in a repression of late attentional stimulus processing.

Some anxiety is healthy and central to our survival and those without any social fear can face equal problems as those that are cripplingly shy.

"Rosamunde Pilcher?" The guy behind the bar gives me a blank look with a hint of social fear: should he know the name?

But, well over two centuries later, we can do so without having to take sides, and without needing to insist that the revolution's tragic failures were due mostly to the "social fear" of its enemies.

… At the time they experience the most social fear, they have the least control; at the time they're most sensitive to the impressions of others, they're plunked into an environment where it's treacherously easy to be labeled and stuck on a shelf.

But if you think about artists who have dealt with social fear over the centuries — from Goya in his paintings and prints, to Rainer Werner Fassbender in his film "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul" — you may see what is missing from Mr. Muntadas's professorial enterprise.

Many held that he was also cashing in on genuinely-felt social fears.

The Perelmans' observations of the social fears felt by Jewish potentates in Hollywood raises the question: Fear of what?

Conservative government rides to power by raising these social fears, and then offers virtually no solutions to the problems.

Because when people devote time and space to condemnation, it immediately makes me wonder what social fears or cultural desires might lie beneath the aggression.

It's much harder to avoid social fears — you can avoid the dog on the way to school, but you still have to go to school.