Sentence examples for universal fear from inspiring English sources
The result is universal credulousness and universal fear.
I have never understood the almost universal fear of being wrong.
Not to mention a Kurt Weill number on that universal fear, a bedtime monster.
The messages in India have preyed on a universal fear: harm coming to a child.
Some evolutionary psychologists believe that the latter is rooted in the universal fear of animals and an associated attempt to appease the beasts through emulation.
So before we started doing the series we talked about universal fears, and home invasion was definitely one of them.
But by inviting us to see Trevor as more recognizably human, as opposed to a theatrical trick, he allows us to gain access to more universal fears.
Twentieth-century psychologists, notably Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Bruno Bettelheim, have interpreted elements of the fairy tale as manifestations of universal fears and desires.
Slender Man, Chess says, is a metaphor for "helplessness, power differentials, and anonymous forces". He's an infinitely morphable stand-in for things we can neither understand nor control, universal fears that can drive people to great lengths — even, it would appear, very scary, cold-blooded lengths.
Slow-paced but never sinking into melodrama, the film addresses universal fears of ageing and infirmity and, at its heart, is a moving portrait of love both in its complexity and its simplicity.
