Sentences with phrase «deep fear of water»

While I really want my children to feel confident in the water and know water safety, I just couldn't risk EBoy developing a deep fear of water and having a difficult time recovering.

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When teaching my son how to swim, we first practiced with a swim vest which took away his fear of deep water.

Ordinary folks fear the CO2 will simply leak upward, worrying about CO2 mingling with water to form carbonic acid that leaches heavy metals and other contaminants out of the deep.

Audiences with a deep abiding fear of the water or killer sharks may find enough entertainment to be had, but for everyone else 47 Meters Down is an exercise in treading water.

Blade Runner 2049 / The Shape of Water: Can the fantasy creatures that movies have mostly taught us to fear or occasionally to — at best — feel some sympathy for, maybe share our deepest emotional needs?

Her father, Chief Tui (voice of Temuera Morrison, «Green Lantern»), however, does not want her near the water, and despite being surrounded by it, he harbors a deep fear for his little girl.

So out of fear we indies stay put in the shallow waters too terrified to dip our toes in the deeper parts of the pool.

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«We had coffee with a self - effacing chap who'd discovered a number of hydrothermal vents in the North Atlantic (he fears the imminent deep - sea mining of polymetallic sulfides in international waters — says we're «right on the edge» of that tech taking off).»

Those with deep - rooted fears of direct harm to water, health or property values will never be persuaded with arguments built around the overarching logic for gas as a cleaner option in humanity's long climb up Loren Eiseley's «heat ladder» from dung and firewood toward a sustainable energy future.

Gas wells are punched deep into the earth; layers of rock are then «cracked» by injecting sand - and chemical - filled water under great pressure - the so - called «fracing» process - allowing natural gas to escape to the surface via well head, and so it is feared, allowing contaminants from fracing fluids to move into nearby water wells.

In the real world, though, one of you might be ready to dive deep into those emotional waters, while the other fears drowning.