Sentence examples for vague fear from inspiring English sources

There's a vague fear that continual advances in computing power and software will automate many more jobs.

When Alison White fell pregnant at 30, her elation was clouded only by a vague fear her baby would be too large to bear comfortably.

After so many years of vague fear, imagining that there was an inscrutable sickness growing in me, I now had a concrete way to describe my suffering.

This sort of vague fear mongering makes people throw up their hands: if bread is as hazardous as fries, why eat at all?

"They have a kind of vague fear that there is something between the lines," said a Vietnamese economics professor, speaking of his government on condition of anonymity.

In a post 9/11 world, those of us in Washington always have the vague fear of something bad happening lurking in our subconscious.

As the day progressed, those vague fears developed a specific focus.

Vague fears of "indecencies and immorality" were raised in court, although no such accusations had actually been made against Peckham.

Vague fears of a dystopian world, full of manufactured humans, long ago became a standard part of any debate about scientific progress.

But in the world of poverty and vague fears that surrounds Mobil, Shell, Texaco, Chevron and other oil companies in the delta, symbols and fantasy tend to hold sway.

Our leaders may not know what to do about the vague fears that beset us, but next time they sure intend to say "We told you so".