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| danger always looks bigger through the eyes of fear | |||
| danger always looks bigger through the eyes of fear | |||
| terror magnifies objects (Anglophile); fear sees danger everywhere (Anglophile); fear takes molehills for mountains (Anglophile); fear hath a hundred eyes (Anglophile); fear has many eyes (dms); the eyes of fear see danger everywhere (Anglophile); worry gives a small thing a big shadow (iliana) | |||
| cowards die many times before their death (said about a person who sees danger where there is none, gives way to fear without reason); fear has big eyes; fear has magnifying eyes; Fear Makes The Wolf Bigger Than He Is (Saffron) | |||