Sentence examples for truly feared from inspiring English sources

Imprisonment in the United States was the only thing that Colombian traffickers truly feared.

There was a time when it was truly feared that an Arab-Israeli war could trigger a wider superpower conflict.

People being swept, crushed and many of our group left in tears having truly feared for their lives.

Bennett also points out that what the Germans truly feared, in the summer of 1943, was that the Italians would drop out of the Axis alliance.

The fight went the distance, 10 rounds, and one truly feared that Holmes would end up with an attack of angina.

The 32-year-old never truly feared losing to Ireland in Dublin on Sunday, even after leaking three tries in the opening 17 minutes.

I truly fear for South African cricket now because we have lost its anchor – as time will show".

Hogwash, some say of the claim that he truly fears Sweden might extradite him to the United States, where he could theoretically face the death penalty.

Taliban leaders truly fear only one thing: the possibility that Afghanistan's many tribes will put aside their differences and unite to topple them from power.

Although I truly fear what might be revealed, I am confident that again "other priorities" will conveniently allow Mr. Cheney to evade this responsibility.

If you truly fear deflation, fixed-income securities — because of their relative safety and the income they throw off — will most likely be better than equities, money managers say.