Sentence examples for source of panic from inspiring English sources

And it was those securities that were the main source of panic in 2008.

Like a lot of gay teenagers, the creeping realisation that he wasn't straight in what remains a homophobic society became a source of panic.

For the 'fraudulent' Indian, uniquely sensitive to his place in the world, the jux-taposition of a full-blown imperial English culture with the 'formless, unmade society' of a small Caribbean island was only a source of panic and uncertainty, especially if it was your deepest ambition to use this language to write about, and make sense of, the world in which you were growing up.

Ms. Cook stopped drinking in 1977 once she realized alcohol was a major source of the panic attacks that several times landed her in hospitals.

But to weave lingering shots of crotches, torsos, and backsides into a story that evokes deep sources of cultural panic from Columbine to Eminem is to dress up sleaze in the respectable clothes of social criticism.

The scene seems like a moment in dance history that most would rather forget, something that has been abandoned to cultural dead time and is now destined to forever be associated with all those other sources of moral panic from the 1990s, like joyriding, solvent abuse and Sunny D. Musically, it's a punishing mix.

That situation would be unignorable, and the source of a rising panic.

UPDATE: The real source of the Twitter panic has now been revealed.

"I still don't understand the source of all the panic," Lennon told me in a recent e-mail interview.

Rarely have school science fairs, a source of pride and panic for generations of American students, achieved such prominence on the national stage.

Two of my cousins were killed by random shooting and my husband's trip to work became a source of fear and panic to all the family.