Sentence examples for was more feared from inspiring English sources

"In my opinion, Whitey was more feared in Boston than John Gotti was in New York".

Kim Jong-il was more feared than respected among his people, and his rule was marked by a major famine.

But without being explicit, Mr. Lee seemed to be echoing his father, and suggesting that in Asia, China was more feared than the United States.

In fact, the most abiding tradition was that of an authoritarian, arbitrary government, personified as Ma-Bap (or Mother-Father), but Ma-Bep was more feared than loved, more remote and awesome than personal and indulgent; the only experience most subjects had of Ma-Bap was in terms of persecutions, exactions, and confiscations.

Caro's first two books portrayed a cunning, conniving politician who was more feared than loved... yet who became in the last two volumes someone who wedded willfulness to justice.

Militants, too, abuse human rights, and in some places are more feared than the Indian army.

But for most adults, it is more feared or revered than understood.

No disease is more feared by more people than Alzheimer's.

"But in Beijing, we're more feared than X-rated moviesaidsaid Mr. Dai.

In Pakistan's northwest, the big cats are more feared than global terrorists, putting these astonishing creatures in peril.

Mr. Dahlan, for years the leader of the Preventive Security Force in Gaza, is more feared than loved here.