Sentence examples for someone to fear from inspiring English sources
He is a big-match player, someone to fear.
He was now someone to fear, saying the things that he normally avoided saying.
Erdoğan is not someone to fear.
Like black lipstick and jumpsuits, grey hair marks you out as someone a bit outré – someone to fear or envy, but not to cuddle up to on the sofa.
One pitfall that therapists have to avoid when treating torture victims, Ms. Genot said, is becoming dominant — someone to be feared or obeyed, whose interpretation of past events should trump the client's own view.
You are more likely to boo someone when you think they are someone to be feared.
Tovey is excellent as he shows someone progressing from innocence to fear and then to loneliness.
"It means that from the classroom you have to pass the culture that diversity is a resource and there's no need to fear someone different".
"We were enjoying him so much, we began to fear someone would make an unkind remark that would ruin everything," she recalled.
On the "battleground" of family, imperious, imposing Isabella has long been a "formidable adversary, someone I had reason to fear," and here she launches a subtle strike.
