Sentence examples for spectacle fear from inspiring English sources
Others – and now they even include the heroes of the spectacle – fear that his full-throttle pursuit of profit risks leaving the sport in the same state as Fernando Alonso's crashed McLaren in Melbourne a fortnight ago: an unrecognisable pile of junk, fit only for the breaker's yard.
The aliens have arrived, in a glorious nocturnal spectacle of fear and wonder.
His henchman Jesse Aaron Paull) is in this last lap a sad spectacle of fear, drug abuse and remorse, at one point literally throwing bundles of cash out his car window.
The Defense Department limited bigger spectacles for fear that they'd draw terrorist attacks, or that performers would offend Muslims on the bases.
But what could feel euphoric to participate in became a spectacle to be feared.
Allen tells me they utilize media documentation and their bodies to create great spectacles that incite fear in the public.
We fear additional spectacle and fetishization that we categorically do not need.
It is one of the most feared spectacles in soccer.
-- and conservatives fear that the spectacle will reinvigorate the push for reform.
And for some GOP officials, there's fear that the spectacle being broadcast into millions of living rooms these past few nights more closely resembles a rabid carnival than a party convention..@HillaryClinton now belongs in prison?
The spectacle of the trial aroused both fear of the regime and repugnance toward it.
