If I am artificially stimulated by electrodes, the person in whom I reside typically experiences sudden fear or dread.
The wind up here was strong, and she had a sudden fear of falling through the spaces between the tracks after all.
He quickly received an Oscar nomination for Sudden Fear, and then achieved greater fame a year later, in 1953, playing evil gunslinger Jack Wilson in Shane, for which he received another Academy Award nomination.
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Some economists fear a sudden supply shortage could trigger a global recession.
Willful, flirtatious and feisty, Katie is prone to mercurial mood changes that result in outbursts of impatient anger, fear or sudden realization, as she struggles to make decisions and find her purpose in life.
Countries with heavy debt burdens (like Italy), whose tax base has collapsed (Ireland and Spain), which had a big budget deficit to start with (Britain) or whose long-term growth prospects have been hit hardest (Spain) should fear a sudden loss of investors' confidence more than those with smaller deficits (Germany), better demographic prospects (America) or a reserve currency (America again).
The fear is that a sudden collapse of either institution might pose a threat to the dollar and the global economy.
Only if prices are rising because of concerns about a sudden shortfall in supply, such as from fear of a Middle East war, should the Fed be concerned, says Kilian, who admits to the possibility of that.
No doubt, the immediate cause for the sudden rise in the price of oil and gasoline is fear of disruptions in the supply of oil due to unrest in the Middle East and the growing risk of war with Iran.
Fools or vultures, somebody's rushing in where angels fear to tread: American home sales unexpectedly rose in December from November, reflecting a sudden interest in distressed properties at bargain prices.
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