Sentence examples for take fear from inspiring English sources

Take fear of flying.

And I think I was in this place where I was so afraid to fail that I thought, 'Well, I just have to take fear out of this.

But this year there do seem to be more movies than usual that, whether or not they intend to provoke fear, take fear as their subject.

It cautions Democrats to "take fear seriously," and says, "Voters will not respond to approaches that ignore fear, mock it or try to intellectualize it away, like calling Bush a 'fear-monger.' " The voters, the guide says, "need to know that you understand the dangers we face".

Take fear.

How? Absolutely, take fear for instance.

The Yukos affair, the Duma election and the blatantly fraudulent presidential election in Chechnya last October got foreign leaders to take fears about Russian authoritarianism more seriously.

This attitude was expressed as early as 1919 by Naef who advocated dissolving "stem groups" into their component branches if one wished a strictly evolutionary classification (a step Naef did not take, fearing disruption of existing classifications; see Willmann 2003).

Yet Lewis said that he would be taking fear into the ring, and that Tyson would feel the same way.

Judging by this election, it takes fear and money to promote democracy in Lebanon.

Fear of the unknown, fear of paths not taken, fear of letting go and of starting anew.