Sentence examples for very much feared from inspiring English sources

The police do not arrest the addicts, though the constables of Karachi are very much feared by them.

He is very much feared but, at odds of 13-2, it might pay to go for Peddlers Cross (2.05) who is a similarly exciting prospect.

I very much fear the disappointment that will set in within six months.

"We very much fear the risk to civilians during the next year".

"... one nurse, who seemed quite mature, looked like very much fearing that it [TB] could be transmitted to her.

I very much fear we see the tendency in this squalid enterprise".

If 20th Century Fox has its way,  I very much fear Wolverine  is Forever, too.

Answering written questions by members of the Senate finance committee, he added: "I very much fear that miscalculation is something that could have devastating consequences.

"We very much fear that these will not be the last such reports we receive of such barbaric acts," said the UN spokesman, Rupert Colville.

But I very much fear that my son, more up-to-date than I am in almost every way, is more of a modern-day American than I am.

I'd like to believe that I wouldn't have been one of those infamous British people who tried to boo Dylan offstage when he went electric, but on the evidence of past form I very much fear I would have.