Sentence examples for sometimes feared from inspiring English sources

Ebersol was admired, followed and sometimes feared within NBC.

Wood sometimes feared that their children would freeze.

Chinese manufacturing firms are in such a strong competitive position that the negative effect on Chinese export revenue would not be as large as sometimes feared.

(McDonnell, the head coach at U.N.H., sometimes feared that his own defense would become fatigued if Kelly's offense ran plays quickly but didn't get first downs).

A decade ago, the United States was the lone superpower, respected, envied and sometimes feared for its economic and military might.

The agency sometimes feared that F.B.I. prosecutions resulting from such intelligence might compromise its relationships with foreign services, although there were safeguards to protect confidential information.

Now sometimes fear memories can be generalized in a visually specific way.

Voters are not fools, and most already know what the politicians sometimes fear to tell them.

They often don't know how to tackle it properly and sometimes fear the bully themselves.

Family members of Palestinian assailants sometimes fear Israeli reprisals after their attacks.

The popular press [goes] where unpopular newspapers sometimes fear to tred," he said.