Sentence examples for tinged with fear from inspiring English sources

But it is a fascination tinged with fear.

Sexual excitement tinged with fear — it's an old thriller trope.

It occurs to writer that his reluctance to take on a new directorial project may be tinged with fear.

Five years after the country's generals launched a process of democratic reform, the joy of victory is tinged with fear.

At times, their voices cracked, tinged with fear or anger, as they described themselves as "pawns" in a political game.

They had made it against extraordinary odds, but their euphoria was tinged with fear for those left behind.

After half-an-hour has ticked slowly by, I begin to feel like a failed explorer again, although my fears of not reaching the Angel Falls are starting to be tinged with fears that we will be stranded here for ever.

His remarks about the danger of boat people, they said, could be seen as a reminder to his American supporters that American policy toward Haiti is tinged with racial fear.

Given its 25 per cent unemployment rate, its ring roads of empty factories – marble steps overgrown with grass, courtyards piled with garbage – this ancient Ottoman city should be more angry than Athens, certainly tinged with a fear of the violence which journalists in the capital talk about.

Western multinationals have long approached the Chinese landscape tinged with both fear and titillation.

Stravinsky's music of praise is tinged with mystery, awe and fear.