Examples of 'fear had' in a sentence
Meaning of "fear had"
A state of being afraid or anxious about something that has happened in the past
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fear had
The fear had taken her voice.
The time for fear had passed.
But fear had gripped them all.
Reversed the damage that fear had done.
Guilt and fear had taken over me.
Fear had mangled our best intentions.
Generally the fear had been instantaneous.
Fear had made her do stupid things.
Nobody ever said fear had to be rational.
Fear had aggravated whatever indisposition he was suffering.
I asked if his fear had a shape or form.
Fear had turned their muscles to stone.
Her burden of fear had been lifted.
Fear had become such a common emotion to me.
I realized how powerful fear had been in my life.
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Her fear had kept him isolated.
It was kind of a politics of fear had set in.
At least fear had given her energy.
Amongst other things my fear had lifted.
Her worst fear had become a reality.
He did not know where the fear had come from.
Fear had turned me into an overprotective mom.
My worst fear had come true.
Fear had taken over the land.
His greatest fear had to be for his family.
Fear had taken back control of my body.
You name it fear had a hand in it.
Fear had seized the town.
Her terror and fear had done the rest.
Fear had ceased the town.
All of her fear had disappeared.
Fear had left the hearts of the people.
This primal pain and fear had to be uncovered in analysis.
Fear had caught up with him.
The truth is that this fear had already occurred to me.
Your fear had best not be wasted on them.
He too spoke about how fear had seized him.
My worst fear had always been being separated from her.
I felt good after all the fear had left me.
Their fear had blinded them.
His new life of freedom from fear had begun.
And yet fear had gripped their hearts.
Came back all trace of fear had left her.
That fear had faded over the years.
It sounded like a bit of fear had crept into his voice.
All fear had gone from him.
Race hatred and the politics of fear had begun to merge.
Too much fear had tainted our days.
It became a moment of peace and serenity where fear had no place.
The fear had finally set in.
