INVOKE FEAR

The eerie sound of footsteps in the dark alley can invoke fear in anyone.

A sudden clap of thunder can invoke fear in young children during a storm.

The mysterious old mansion on the hill has the power to invoke fear in the townsfolk.

The howling of wolves at night can invoke fear in the hearts of campers in the forest.

Watching a horror movie alone at night might invoke fear in the bravest souls.

The haunted house at the carnival is designed to invoke fear and excitement in visitors.

An unexpected test announcement can invoke fear among students in the classroom.

The mysterious figure in the dimly lit alley managed to invoke fear in the heart of the unsuspecting pedestrian.

The sinister music score in the horror movie was expertly composed to invoke fear in the audience.

The shadowy silhouette of the unknown creature lurking in the cave entrance began to invoke fear in the explorers.

The prosecutor skillfully used graphic details to invoke fear in the jury during the murder trial.

The menacing storm clouds, laden with thunder and lightning, began to invoke fear among the villagers.

The dictator's oppressive regime sought to invoke fear through surveillance and intimidation tactics.

His sinister laugh could invoke fear in even the bravest souls.

The eerie atmosphere of the abandoned house could easily invoke fear in anyone who entered.

The ominous warnings from the old wise woman were meant to invoke fear and caution.

The grotesque sculpture was intended to invoke fear and disgust in its viewers.

To invoke fear in their enemies, warriors would often paint their faces with intimidating symbols.

When walking alone at night, the slightest rustle of leaves can invoke fear in the bravest souls.

The politician's inflammatory rhetoric is designed to invoke fear in the population.