Sentence examples for wider fear from inspiring English sources

The wider fear over nuclear power has two main causes.

Society's wider fear of loneliness is compounded by a "phobia" of old age with the effect of inhibiting attempts to tackle the problem, she added.

Beyond them, however, lies a wider fear – of the creeping return of the casual contempt for liberty which was associated with the later Blair years.

But he also appealed to a wider fear, which seems to have taken widespread root in French society, extending well beyond Le Pen's normal constituency.

And the wider fear is that, as the scramble for votes intensifies ahead of the election next spring, the killings in the Tana Delta could mark the start of another bloody Kenyan election.

The thing that causes wider fear in this case is the fact that the alleged perpetrators look just like the young men you might see any day on British streets and that the weapons used in their attack are items available to anybody.

Bob Odenkirk was perfect as Saul Goodman's better twin; a man of authority whose loose relationship with the truth this time stemmed from a wide-eyed fear of evil.

The facial expressions of the guests aboard the other boat mouths agape reflect our own wide-eyed fear.

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Lovecraft described that which cannot be fathomed, and it is in creatures like this that Miyazaki has managed to depict the wide-eyed fear of the unknown.

The study focused on 28 volunteers who, in response to being prompted, made the wide-eyed fear expression, a neutral facial expresson, or an expression of disgust.