Sentence examples for to provoke fear from inspiring English sources

"This is not to provoke fear or controversy," he said.

They also devised the new storyline, one whose aim is largely to provoke fear.

"To provoke fear they proclaim liberty and say they are the ones who will finish E.T.A. off," he said.

Over the years, haunted-house designers (hauntrepreneurs, as they sometimes call themselves) have developed a finely tuned vocabulary of architectural, lighting, audio, and animatronic techniques to provoke fear.

But this year there do seem to be more movies than usual that, whether or not they intend to provoke fear, take fear as their subject.

"If you made a dirty bomb out of it, it's going to provoke fear, you would have to evacuate and you have to spend a lot of money cleaning it up; the economic destruction cost could be very high".

Within cyberterrorism, we find that each side makes moves to try to influence the other side, force one to back down and provoke fear in the civilian population.

Terror seeks to provoke violence, provoke rage, provoke fear, provoke overreaction, provoke tribalism and knee-jerk reactions.

24 26 It can be argued that being recalled for flexible sigmoidoscopy infers high risk similar to that of being invited back to participate in the UKLS trial; both of these may provoke fear and concerns related to lung cancer.

The notion of post-whiteness, or the leaving behind of whiteness as we've come to know it, might very well provoke fear and anxiety among some.

Elsewhere institutions provoke fear, contempt or frustration.