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Meanings of fear the people in English
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Usage of fear the people in English
1
I fear the people reason like Chabot, and are "fools to fame."
2
If we say, From men, we fear the people.
3
So that they do not fear the people of Oba, nor the scarecrows in the fields.
4
But if we say, From man; we fear the people for they hold John as a prophet.
5
If we're not careful, pretty soon a lot more buildings will be burning down as I fear the people have had enough.
6
Yesterday the snow drifted badly, and I fear the people who went to Council will not have a good trail on the way home.
7
I fear the people for their own sake; I fear the ruin and destruction they may, by ill-advised action, bring upon themselves and their country.
8
The king feared the people and the people feared the king.
9
And they sought to lay hands on him: but they feared the people.
10
The sickly, weakly, timid man, fears the people, and is a tory by nature.
11
Besides, it made more sense to teach them when they were young to fear the People.
12
The chief priests and scribes sought how they might kill Him; for they feared the people.
13
Where the government fears the people there's liberty.
14
The chief priests and elders sought to lay hold of Jesus, but they feared the people.
15
I feared the people were so frenzied and frightened that they might turn on each other.
16
The Count Louis, fearing the people's indignation, concealed himself in the Convent of St. Bernard, at Brisighella.