Sentence examples similar to unrealised fear from inspiring English sources
The speech was preceded by a carnival-like atmosphere: hundreds queued happily outside in the heat, while others, without tickets, staked out with cameras the campus roundabout Obama's advance team reportedly wanted removed, for (ultimately unrealised) fears the Cadillac he travels in – the Beast – would fail to negotiate it.
When it vanishes, when "tomorrow" becomes a byword for deepening insecurity, of fears yet unrealised, there are profound consequences.
After the breaking of the monopoly, the barbarians did not sack the city; the BBC's fears were unrealised.
But "all in all", Martin wrote that he "left the hall feeling pretty good", with his "worst fears – a Puppy sweep, or across-the-board wins by the Nuclear Option" of "No Award" unrealised.
Sadly, it was unrealised.
I'm scared of having unrealised potential.
But their economic potential is largely unrealised.
Littlewood's vision went unrealised – until now.
Spain has had its share of unrealised property developments.
I ask him if he has any unrealised ambitions.
On September 30th, banks had unrealised equity losses of about ¥3 trillion-4 trillion.
