Sentence examples for suggests fear from inspiring English sources

In short, he has chosen his path with a mincing delicacy that suggests fear of being wrongfooted politically.

This was unusual, and suggests fear on the authorities' part, as does the abrupt shift back to traditional methods as night fell.

The reluctance of successive governments to produce figures, and a breakdown, for arrivals suggests fear of the public reaction if the gross figures were made known.

The panic on his face suggests fear of a break-in, but Dwight's hasty exit through a window reveals that he is the interloper, the intruder, the stranger in the house.

The failure of virtually the entire political establishment to stand up for Mr Taseer suggests fear; the electioneering tour that the law minister of Punjab took with a leader of Sipah-e-Sahaba last year suggests opportunism.

The poll, of more 1,700 people across the country and 1,000 current NHSBT donors, suggests fear and ignorance, as well as time pressures, may be to blame.

Psychologist Professor Stanley Rachman, a leading authority on the development of anxiety, suggests "fears can be acquired by three pathways: conditioning, vicarious exposures and by the transmission of information and instruction".

She suggests fears of the group are being whipped up by the Muslim Brotherhood to discredit the opposition and stoke anti-Christian sentiments.

"Most people who see him say, 'Ooooh' " -- here he gives a gasp suggesting fear and awe.

The most commonly reported focal seizure phenomenology included ataxia, crawling, swaying, behaviour suggesting fear, salivation, excessive attention seeking and disorientation.

As others suggest, fear of violence seems to have a negative effect on the performance of PA among elderly women [ 13].