Sentence examples for that's feared from inspiring English sources

He was also happy to accept responsibilities as an ambassador for his faith and his community, a willingness which was already manifest in his approval of Worcestershire's marketing of his "Beard that's feared".

Perhaps it would be a slight exaggeration to say that India now agree with Worcestershire's description of Moeen as the 'Beard that's Feared' but he has certainly earned their respect.

To me, Shrek represents America: a superpower that's feared by other countries".

It is exactly this reality about the film, and about Tarantino and so much of the best modern movies, that goes unacknowledged in our culture; a paradigm shift is required that's feared by the broader populace, not unlike the manner in which they fear learning anything substantial about public policy and choose their political alliances instead by way of "liking" Bush or Obama or Sarah Palin.

Known affectionately as "The Beard That's Feared" at his county, Worcestershire, Moeen's breakthrough act of his breakthrough year was the brilliantly stoic unbeaten century which took England to within two balls of saving the Headingley Test against Sri Lanka in June.

Is it American competence that is feared, or incompetence?

In both languages, that's fear talking.

You can't have a situation that is fear-based..

You can't have a situation that is fear-based...

"Now that's hurt, that's fear, the trust issues".

For the uninitiated, that's "fear of missing out".