Examples of using Same fear in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The same fear.
The same rage. The same fear.
The same fear that I see in your eyes.
They're the same fear.
The same Fear, the same hatred.
They don't seem to suffer from the same fear of heights that humans do.
He had the same fear, and so visits were rare, and I was miserable.
And I couldn't have my daughter grow up with the same fear that I had.
That's the same fear I have with Jake, Ruth.
The children, very skinny,were filthy and displayed the same fear in their eyes.
I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me!
Just do not do it, in my opinion, still superstitious fear, exactly the same fear they had of Jesus.
I see in your eyes… the same fear that would take the heart of me.
This same fear of anesthetic pain may also lead dentists to use anesthesia only when patients refer pain during the procedure.
These people were"manifesting the same fear of the truth as those who refused to listen to Paul.
The sharing have to go in, have to produce the same pain, have to make live the same torment,the same dark, the same fear.
So he… loves to put that same fear into others, especially if they're not familiar with it.
The Jewish state is the enactment of the paranoid Jewish fear and loathing of the stranger,while the Cabal policies of Pentagon are another manifestation of this same fear and loathing on global scale.
And let those(executors and guardians)have the same fear in their minds as they would have for their own, if they had left weak offspring behind.
The Jewish state is enactment of the paranoid Jewish fear and loathing of stranger,while the Cabal policies of Pentagon are another manifestation of the same fear and loathing on global scale.
And when Jesus saw that all of his apostles were possessed by this same fear, he said:"It shall be as you have requested; we will remain here over the Sabbath day.
Just as Don Quixote may be read as the materialisation of Cervantes' fear of man's alienation via Gutenberg's recent invention of the press, Hamlet's“words, words,words” is perhaps a symptom of that same fear that excessive generalisation may empty discourse of its contents.
You can leverage that same fear of missing out(FOMO) by developing content offers, contests, and limited-time promotions that spark a sense of urgency in your audience.
Finally the day came when the animals realised that they all shared the same fear and that by working together they could do something.
Let those(disposing of an estate)have the same fear in their minds as they would have for their own if they had left a helpless family behind: Let them fear Allah, and speak words of appropriate comfort.
They may be surprised to find out how many of their classmates share the same fear, and there might be great suggestions for how to deal with it!
The people of the world have the same fear and hope about the use of nuclear energy or the conquest of space depending on how they see it: as a frightful mean of destruction or as the promises of an improvement in the quality of life.
If they refused to talk, and declined to read,wouldn't they manifest the same fear of the truth as the people described in the quote above?
The same fear of too much red tape being introduced into the agricultural sector prompted the Committee's criticism of the proposal for a European Parliament and Council directive amending Council Directive 95/69/EC laying down the conditions and arrangements for approving and registering certain establishments and intermediaries operating in the animal feed sector.
Indeed, if animals are reared more extensively, as was discussed yesterday,there will not be the same fear of infection which has led to antibiotics being routinely added to animal feed.