Sentence examples for when I feared from inspiring English sources

There was a time when I feared that I would not make it.

But deeper emotions reduced me (and, to some extent, reduce me still) to aching silence, especially when I feared that I would be exposed, misunderstood, or ridiculed.

Aged 12, I went through a mystical period when I feared I may, too, have to be burned at the stake for my country's sake.

There were times in "Three Delays" when I feared I would not be able to stick out 350 pages with Billy, an incorrigible ne'er-do-well whose solution is always to run, take, flee, ruin and get things wrong.

A few days before her last breath, I bore witness to the fearless way she approached the end at the very end, when I feared she would be most afraid.

To be fair, there have certainly been moments when I feared I was succumbing to a form of Stockholm Syndrome with this game — that I had been taken captive and only through some psychological dependency was I convincing myself that I was actually enjoying it.

Further, what other chances must I take when I fear walking the streets of Jerusalem?

"It was the period before this when I fear such data manipulation would have been worse.

I may sometimes yearn to unplug and smell the roses, but it's difficult to disconnect when I fear that doing so will be considered strange or insulting.

When I fear losing it, I scribble it down in the nearest notebook – so one novel's notes end up in several places.

ADAM GOPNIK: There are scary days when I fear you're right, and I put down my own scattered mind and tattered nerves not to the press of life and deadlines but to the machines we're attached to.