Sentence examples for unrealized fear from inspiring English sources

It is critical that we stay focused on the positive possibilities, and let the unrealized fear dissipate.

Despite the deepening antipathy to American forces in the country, Afghanistan had largely been calm since Sunday's killings, leaving unrealized Western fears of a repeat of the unrest that spread across the country last month after the burning of Korans by American soldiers.

Mary Ann's is a tale of long-lost friends and unrealized dreams, of fear and regret, of penance and redemption — and of the unshakable sense that this world we love, this life we live, this drama in which we all play a part, does indeed go by much too fast.

Four years later, with that fear unrealized, NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre warned that Obama was plotting "to ensure re-election by lulling gun owners to sleep" so he could then "erase" the Second Amendment.

Equally unrealized are the fears of German industrialists that Mrs. Merkel's outspokenness would risk their burgeoning business ties with Russia.

It is the fear of unrealized dreams.

The fear, still unrealized, is that Patch will lure away readers and advertisers.

That fear went unrealized for a generation, in part because robots and computers weren't good at much.

While bar owners worried that the end of the parade would wipe out a coveted annual stimulus to their businesses, that fear was unrealized for some establishments.

But by midday, it appeared that the worst fears were unrealized.

But eventually, his advisers said, those fears went unrealized, and public acclaim followed.