Sentence examples for very feared from inspiring English sources

Zumba hinted that they may have served as bodyguards for Nkoloso, who was "a very feared man".

"Lymphedema is a very feared complication, and many women have made major alterations to their lifestyle in an effort to avoid it," said Dr. Monica Morrow, chief of breast surgery at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan.

What increases the risk profile here is that you have a legend retiring, and although Jack Welch Jack Welch [chairman and chief executive officer] has incredible business skills, he's also a very feared manager.

She said that Mr. Blunkett's rhetoric "feeds the very fears that the British National Party lives on".

It simply explains their complex relationship to power: on the one hand they fear it, but on the other they take pride in it because of that very fear.

There were thousands of black men (if not more) lynched because of this very fear.

The national security state itself is a machine that constantly fuels the very fears it claims to fight.

Hahn-Bin: I think boundaries stem from fear of the unknown, and I attempt to release that very fear through each of my performances -- so whatever it takes.

Have solace in the fact that you've already survived this very fear time and time again in the years of overeating.

Beneath the hysteria is a very real fear.

"There are very real fears within the BBC that BBC3 is about to be axed".