Fear Quote by Gabriel García Márquez

“There was nothing to fear. Her fear was of the unknown, it was irrational.”

— Peter Cawdron

“She had always consciously or unconsciously formed fear into a simple equation: fears = unknown.”

— Stephen King

“Fear was something that cropped up on occasion — like when she was little and someone forgot to switch on her Winnie the Pooh…

— J.D. Jacobs

“She had been born knowing that boldness erased fear, while cowardice invited it and earned her only more ill treatment. No matter how she…

— Jeane Westin

“But fear was usually devoid of common sense. And it was more powerful than she liked to admit. She’d”

— Nancy Mehl

“Fear was like a vicious weed. Once it took root some part of it always lingered, even when it was pulled out again and…

— Jillian Eaton

“Fear manifested itself as a physical presence that seemed to dominate the public sphere. Time almost stopped. Even without confirmation I could sense that…

— Phindiwe Nkosi

“Fear was a wicked monster clinging to every insecurity, whispering the harshest things. And salvation could also be dirty.”

— V. Theia

“Every emotion that she’d felt during the journey paled against the fear. It was now as much a part of her as any of…

— Angela Marsons

“She was terrified of everything, and terrified to show it.”

— David Foster Wallace

“There seemed to be endless obstacles preventing me from living with my eyes open, but as I gradually followed up clue after clue it…

— Marion Milner

“For a minute, the fantasy frightened her, but ultimately, this fear saved her from feeling alone.”

— Stephen Grosz