Sentence examples for terror of being from inspiring English sources

A terror of being exposed.

— it's that men live in terror of being seen.

He sees the anxiety and frustration of patronage and the backer's terror of being duped.

The usual paranoia and looming terror of being a Bulldogs fan is gone.

Gielgud had every actor's terror of being out of fashion and couldn't turn offers down.

But his worst nightmare is his terror of being gang raped in prison.

"This particular group of intellectuals," she said, "has a terror of being politically irrelevant".

They should not live in constant terror of being accused of mental or moral weakness for changing their minds.

Terror of being exposed at PMQs ensures prime ministers are well briefed on the performance of their ministers.

Yet their terror of being outflanked on the right – especially on immigration – has unleashed the inner Enoch.

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