Sentence examples for starting with a fear from inspiring English sources

He listed his phobias, starting with a fear of flying.

We're doing just the opposite — starting with a fear-fence and not thinking strategically at all.

Have you worked people in your programs who started with a fear of horses?

In the words of clinical neuropsychologist and faculty of Harvard Medical School, Jerome Schultz, PhD, "If we're starting with a base of failure and fear and frustration it's hard to build anything on that foundation.

I admit I had deep fears, starting with a dread of embarrassment – speaking as one for whom the words "role play" are second only to "audience participation" in their ability to chill the blood.

You will need to decide whether you can start with a single fear like swimming or whether the task needs to be broken into parts (looking at a pool) so that you can gain confidence by becoming used to each baby step along the way to conquering your fear.

The song cuts across generations as it starts with a childish concern — fear of the dark — and then offers a kind of adult relief two-thirds of the way through, with an uplifting orchestral break.

It's best to start with a low-grade fear (I am going to get into a conflict with my boss or co-worker); as opposed to a high-level fear (I am going to get sicker and sicker).

There is also the impact of the information age, starting with the fear of missing out (FOMO), which drives us to incessantly check our mobile devices to monitor our social channels for the story, event or trending meme, so we're never that person who isn't in the loop.

In systematic desensitisation relaxation training is followed by gradual (usually imaginary) exposure to the feared stimuli starting with the least feared stimulus.

Rising above fear starts with a firm sense of the self.