Sentence examples for strange fear from inspiring English sources

I have a strange fear that I'm going to be stuck on the tarmac with no food.

She also has a strange fear of wind and a tendency to lock herself in the bathroom at odd times.

He certainly doesn't like the country and has a strange fear of his cows who are, he says, packed with "bovine malice".

The cause of this strange fear of human interaction that I (and many teenagers) seem to suffer from is, in my opinion, our reliance on screens – specifically, in my case, an addiction to videos posted on YouTube.

To me this sums up much more effectively the strange fear children can evoke in adults, that inability of grown-ups to fully understand their behaviour, that loss of authority and control over them that parents must gradually learn to accept.

We in the startup world, after watching The Social Network one too many times, have a strange fear of idea theft.

We have fears of spiders, heights and even some strange fears like fears of condiments (guilty as charged!).

There is nothing strange about fear: no matter in what guise it presents itself it is something with which we are all so familiar that when a man appears who is without it we are at once enslaved by him.

"The thing is, I think over and over how strange my fear is, and it seems ridiculous to be already loading things into the car, with Nina still in her room, asleep.

The practice of taking out life insurance on babies was banned, notes Dr Strange, over fears that babies were deliberately being allowed to die.

Young people starting businesses sometimes have strange irrational fears, like getting a cease-and-desist letter from a major entertainment conglomerate for selling cheap bootleg pins on the internet.