Sentence examples for whose fears from inspiring English sources

Of course, every year there are children whose fears are not allayed.

Most difficult is the makeup of Syria itself — sizable minorities whose fears of an aftermath the government has relentlessly stoked.

We'll find out soon enough, most likely within the month, whose faith and whose fears have been misplaced.

It is these people – good people whose fears have been exploited by the EDL – with whom society has a chance.

While Prince Salman enjoys standing among the opposition, he lacks it among the country's Sunni minority, whose fears of domination were stoked by the government.

"Instead of inspiring the American people to higher ground, they have treated us as frightened children whose fears could be manipulated for parti san gain," he declared.

"One week?" said the woman (whose fear of ridicule led her to ask for anonymity).

For those whose fear falls short of that bar, Mr. Friedland's advice is simple.

Walter, in particular, whose fear of global over-population is tinged with misanthropy, gives solitude his best shot.

Edmond Safra, whose fear of the evil eye had haunted him all his life, died in a terrible fire in his penthouse in Monaco in December 1999.

She spun out, becoming anxious, obsessive, and, despite her charm, wildly self-centered — in her own words, "the frightening woman whose fear ate her sanity".