Sentence examples for to be in fear of from inspiring English sources

Rising genre star Amber Heard is the "crazy" (or is she?) young firebug who finds herself institutionalised with a group of equally troubled young women, all of whom appear to be in fear of their lives.

"It's a lot of panic and a lot of stress for people to be in fear of ICE," she said, adding that there had been a lot of unconfirmed reports of raids.

"The Consumer Product Safety Act in the Congress is very clear that recalls cannot be conducted by individuals, so entrepreneurs can innovate and create products and don't have to be in fear of personal bankruptcy and personal financial ruin in the case of a product defect," Mr. Zucker said in an interview.

Dunham and Achmed are the living proof that is hard to be in fear of something when we are laughing at it.

The Museums of today do have a place but seem to be in fear of becoming a relic, lost to the digital virtual world, and through this they are in fact becoming a relic.

ORLANDO, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Killings deemed justifiable rose sharply in states where Stand Your Ground self-defense laws allow individuals who claim to be in fear of their lives to use lethal force rather than retreat, according to a new study by a coalition of groups who favor greater gun control.

Being inconvenienced because of a prejudiced belief system is nothing compared to being in fear of one's life.

Should we be striving to make political work, or should we be in fear of politics coming between us and the purity of our work?

This leads to a fear within the wider community that the mere suggestion that somebody has a weapon becomes a de-facto death sentence; the officers involved always being able to claim they were in fear of their life.

They're taught to say, "I was in fear of my life".

It's best to have arguments face to face (unless you're in fear of your life).