Sentence examples for societal fear from inspiring English sources

In the view of many gay leaders, the shifts in public attitude are a validation of the central political goal set by the dozens of gay liberation groups that sprouted up in cities and on college campuses in the months after the Stonewall uprising: to have gay men and lesbians who had been living in secret go public as a way of dealing with societal fear and prejudice.

As Ciputra told me about his grandkids and his friends' kids who started mango stands and cake stands in Indonesia, I asked him whether he thought most kids were naturally entrepreneurial and whether a societal fear of failure which is more pronounced in some places than others—somehow beats it out of us.

Spade says she decided to confront what she sees as a societal fear of decay, researching ways to turn people into soil faster, not slower.

Electronics are a factor, he says, but he regards the real sources of this alienation as the disappearance of natural play, societal fear of strangers and legal liability associated with injury, and the excessive structure imposed on children's development.

It's well-documented that the best horror is borne of real-life societal fears, and the genre has a rich history of innovation in this department.

"He can tell me 20 times in a day, 'It's not your business!"' Writing a novel in New York has given her unexpected freedom, she said, unfettered by the societal fears that might ordinarily chain writers in Egypt — even in works of fiction.

"The anxieties generated are most likely to be translated into societal fears and suspicions".

Their inaugural "The Monster" issue was dedicated to the darkness of the human psyche, while the latest – "The Fetish" issue – examines societal fears of female sexuality and the relationship between horror and sex.

The studio behind Moonlight and Room dropped a trailer Monday for It Comes at Night, a new horror film that in the same vein as Get Out and the latest season of Black Mirror explores societal fears within the context of a creepy, uncomfortably realistic horror film.

The low rate of household transmission suggests that the magnitude of a household outbreak would be less than a hospital-based one, which could help allay public fear and panic, a societal concern evident in the recent outbreak (2, 7 ).

Only one-third of those with mental illness get help, while countless do not because of societal stigma, fear of repercussions at work, and lack of access to quality, affordable treatment.