Sentence examples for told to fear from inspiring English sources

For while we bomb the tribal regions with our drones, we are told to fear the imminent theft of Pakistan's nuclear weapons.

In another middleman sector, recruitment, recruiter Hays was told to fear the worst as LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, gained ground.

But still we are told to fear people of faith and dismiss their concerns and sentiments".Few of the protesters who started the uprising two years ago were very devout", you wrote.

Countries with large debts in their own currency, like France after World War I, have sometimes experienced big loss-of-confidence drops in the value of their currency — but nothing like the debt-induced recession we're being told to fear.

My entire life, I've been told to fear you in one way or another.

We have been told to fear the future and to believe in the past.

Under President Bush, Americans have been told to so fear terrorism that the executive branch has been permitted to snoop on citizens, hijack the powers of Congress and torture foreigners.

One indignant old fisherman claims that he was told not to fear gas leaks, because TTM had a satellite that could suck them up.

She told me to fear not; it was going to be the highpoint of her visit.

Audio is basically everything your parents told you to fear about drum'n'bass personified.

Residents of coastal towns were initially told to evacuate for fear of tsunami waves but were later told to return home.