Sentence examples for tangible fear from inspiring English sources

There was tangible fear and paranoia in the air".

For younger Germans, war in Europe is no longer a palpable memory or a tangible fear.

Where there persists a tangible fear that this could happen to any of us.

There is a tangible fear of the reach of the secret police in the Iranian exile community.

There is a tangible fear that the country might lapse back into the sort of war that cost the lives of over 4m people between 1998 and 2003.

The most tangible fear stems from what is only now being learned about the long profit surge that helped bring about so much of the expansion.

Because the Salford opening of Tantalus happened to coincide with a media scare over deep vein thrombosis (DVT) on long-haul flights, there were tangible fears among the audience that these all-day plays might actually prove fatal.

As much a horror game as Resident Evil, You Must be 18 or Older to Enter evokes tangible fears.

Finally, there is a real fear that this will have an immediate and tangible impact on employment in Europe in the sectors opened to Mexican products, especially in already vulnerable sectors - such as textiles, to name but one.

The continued production of gay-themed titles shows that they're hitting a nerve of tangible prejudice, fear and even curiosity.

What both classes shared was a tangible sense of fear.