Sentence examples for to fear something from inspiring English sources
After the 1935 Wagner Act expanded union activity, southerners began to fear something new: the federal government.
And then there's the New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast, commenting during a segment of Part 2 on the uniquely human ability to fear something that hasn't happened yet — and probably won't.
He added, "You look back at the Chinese Exclusionary Act, or the Know-Nothing movement — these were movements that encouraged Americans to fear foreigners, to fear something that is different, and to stop immigration".
"You look back at the Chinese Exclusionary Act, or the Know-Nothing movement — these were movements that encouraged Americans to fear foreigners, to fear something that is different, and to stop immigration".
Indeed, they had reasons to fear something life threatening.
People prefer to be idle but in modern society the time for it seems to be on a decline and we are more apt to feel guilty for nothing". Why do we continue to fear something that is proven to be good for us?
But I'd tell them that going green is not something to fear but something to embrace, something that will protect their children and grandchildren.
The maid, who watched us when my parents were away, heard a faint explosion in the distance and rushed us to bed, fearing something was amiss.
The preemptive attacks make it look as though there is something to fear and something to hide.
Gerard added that Hebborn had been "fearful of a certain violent dealer" and that he confided to friends he feared "something violent" would happen to him.
