Sentence examples for wrong fears from inspiring English sources

If I'm right and these skeptics are wrong, fears of a big political fallout will fade which is bullish and you should buy now before the fear fades.

This neglect is almost certainly caused by fear — fear that examining the question would expose us as doing wrong; fear that ethics might stifle innovation; fear that the ethical questions are insoluble and intractable.

Fear of imperfection, fear of being wrong, fear of failing.

Hocart was not wrong: fear loomed large in the writing of contemporary anthropologists, psychiatrists, sociologists and novelists, a fact not lost on subsequent generations of historians of inter-war Britain, who have tended to reach for phrases like 'the age of anxiety'thethe age of insecurity' and, most recently, the 'morbid age' to characterize the period (Overy, 2009).

I drew up a list of them: fear of losing approval; fear of success; fear of failure; fear of being rejected; fear of saying the "wrong" thing; fear of not being good enough etc.

When I was a teen-ager, I used to think that Philip Larkin's line about how life is first boredom, then fear, was right about boredom (those Sundays) and wrong about fear.

Utility companies are not wrong to fear rooftop solar.

Michael Young wasn't wrong to fear disaffection among the losers.

Hope I'm wrong but fear the worst.

But he continued: "What's wrong with fearing death?

He blames the increased level of public scrutiny, and, if things go wrong, the fear of a damaged reputation.