fear for造句

He began to mistrust and fear for his life.

The criminals waited in fear for the judge's decision.

Instead he's been left tortured by fear for seven years.

For example, a parent expresses fright upon hearing thunder, the child sees this fear, and develops the fear for himself.

He was stANding beside ANtonio, in AN agony of distress ANd fear for his friend.

O I fear for you, that perhaps I have labored over you in vain.

Jacinto, however, does not fear for the future of Kogi culture.

No longer regret for the lost things, fear for the future, but enrich the present life and face everything frankly.

One feels nervous mainly due to a lack of self-confidence or the fear for failure or mistakes.

Did you shout out in anger, in fear for your neighbor or did you just sit down and cry ?

Clevelanders wait in fear for July 1, 2010, when hoops star LeBron James can switch teams as a free agent.

As indicated by the Foundation, the roll-out for English Wikipedia users will be gradual out of fear for scalability issues, so it's currently still in test mode.

"The tragedy that so often occurs is that parents, out of fear for their kids' health, make a bad situation worse by using coercive parenting practices," Ludwig says.

I am not sure whether it is because of the fear for living alone in a stranger city or because of the unaffordable apartment rent.

Recently, the issue of weather pollution caused great public concern in China. People fear for the haze which may damage their health.

The 24-year-old midfielder had been in fine form for Newcastle in the four games he played before his injury, and Ben Arfa revealed that he did fear for his career during his time out.

Many are full of fear for the future of the prospects of our world but the message of the celebrations in this country and far beyond its shores is the right one -this is a joyful day!

While Habakkuk anguished over the destruction of Jerusalem and we fear for the losing of jobs, wealth, and the spiraling global economy, in actuality, the difference could be a matter of time.

What she does very much fear for, though, is the future of all those under-18s who have never known anything other than the distraction of texts, emails and tweets.

Though I planted their fist-sized bulbs well below ground 10 years ago, they have lifted themselves above ground now and I would fear for them out in the open in a frost-prone garden.

It was the large number of outrages on women and the ever-present fear for the safety of their wives and daughters that drove Southern men to cold and trembling fury and caused the Ku Klux Klan to spring up overnight.