Sentence examples for subtle fears from inspiring English sources

It's also more about mood and subtle fears versus jump scares and arbitrary jolts.

Ghana is a democracy, everyone is watching, so there is going to be a lot of improvement here". For some in Takoradi, there are more subtle fears about the future.

There are the big fears, such as heights, spiders, tight spaces, and germs, but there are also hundreds of subtle fears we bow to every day.

Because of the forest battle, a subtle fear has entered Tasmanian public life; it stifles dissent and is conducive to the abuse of power.

The Italian journalist Tiziano Terzani put it best in his book Giai Phong! (Liberation!): he felt both "a great admiration and a subtle fear" that the revolution was close to "the borders of inhumanity".

They need to maintain their independence, but they also need to develop a deep understanding of the company's financial statement, the business risk and the level of financial controls but without second-guessing management.BCG's Mr Carter has a more subtle fear.

No matter how much he reassured me, I had a subtle fear my boyfriend would stop loving me.

School buildings are outfitted with metal detectors, and halls are teeming with police officers who, while there to protect, also instill a distinct, subtle fear and self-loathing.

Others in the organization will notice this, of course, and will let the executive know in subtle ways reinforcing fear and defensiveness.

As the Shakespearean scholar James Shapiro has shown, Hamlet and King Lear can be seen as state-of-the-nation plays, finding in far Denmark and ancient England subtle parallels for fears about invasion and the lottery of Royal succession that were convulsing the playwright's country as he wrote.

Madoff fostered a subtle climate of fear among investors.