Sentence examples for stands fear from inspiring English sources

Of course, there are reasons for the rows of empty stands: fear of traipsing through the darkened streets of Newark late at night, and so many other sports and entertainment venues in the New York area.

WORRIED BY FRENCH STAND Fear for Territorial Gains as a Result of Modified Attitude on Equality at Geneva.

He argued that pro-8 witnesses — such as the campaign managers and volunteers that his opposing counsel is calling to the stand — feared intimidation and harassment.

"The girls all call me FOMO, which stands for Fear Of Missing Out.

As it stands, I fear most of these playlists will not get better the more people interact with them, which is how the value of all social apps should be measured.

Within seconds, the officer removes his weapon and points his gun directly at Reggie as he stands in fear for his life.

Nearly 7 in 10 Millennials admits to experiencing FOMO (for those non-millennial readers, it stands for "fear of missing out").

It stands for "fear of missing out," and it's almost unavoidable in today's connected, competitive, share-it-all-online society.

If the July ruling by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals panel stands, physicians fear not only that Florida doctors will shy from counseling their patients about guns: they worry too that Indiana and Texas will adopt similar laws, with some others following suit.

It is truly very commendable to abhor and shun the doing any base action; but to stand in fear of every kind of censure or disrepute may argue a gentle and open-hearted, but not an heroic temper.

Let us take this stand against fear.