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Are the fears of childhood little more than a clanging we try our whole lives to suppress?

Inside the facility, a clanging noise echoes through the pens.

In some jails and prisons, guards check on each prisoner once — or several times — per hour, clanging cellblock doors and shining lights in everyone’s faces to make sure they haven’t escaped and are still alive.

Keith’s drive had just enough behind it, though, clanging off the metal gate barricading the first row of outfield seats.

On Monday, the daily news conference disintegrated into chaos, when anti-Trump demonstrators and hecklers surrounded the speakers, then effectively silenced them with shouts, whistles and the clanging of a cowbell.