Fear Quote by Leo Tolstoy

She wanted something to happen - something, anything: she did not know what.

— Kate Chopin

“She did not realize it herself, but she had so long been accustomed to wanting what she did not have, that to state offhand…

— Eleanor H. Porter

It felt odd to realize she was frightened more by what he might know, and not of what he might be.

— J.R. Ward

“She wish she knew what it was she was trying not to think about”

— Douglas Adams

“But she realised that this was what anxiety was like—it knew no rhyme or reason; just as a fear of the dark cannot be…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“Sometimes we think we know what to fear. We never turn our back on it. Then something else we never thought of comes along.…

— Catherine Ryan Hyde

She feared the unknown as we all do, and her ignorance made the unknown infinitely vast.

— Joseph Conrad

“Though not fearful of measurable dangers, she feared the unknown.”

— Thomas Hardy

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

— Stephen King

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

— Peter Cawdron

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

— Nancy Mehl

She only felt afraid when she spent too much time thinking about the past or projecting into the future. When she focused on whatever…

— Rachel Copeland