Sentence examples for Profound terror from inspiring English sources

It's the profound terror of knowing you don't know a thing.

There is no reason that someone couldn't modify a virus; you could release it on an airplane or subway, and it could have profound terror effects".

"Even the memory of simple skills, such as how to chair a meeting, deliberate, or make collective decisions was erased during the dictatorship and replaced by a profound terror of participation, debate and critique," she says.

Schoenberg's late, unsparing String Trio, written during his recovery from a heart attack, wrestles with intimations of mortality in music that suggests the alternation of profound terror with exhausted calm, all the while pushing the players to their technical and expressive limits.

The conflict that results from this realisation and the natural desire to live produces cognitive dissonance that causes profound terror and anxiety.

Yorke denied any intent to make a "political statement" with the songs, and told the Toronto Star, "I desperately tried not to write anything political, anything expressing the deep, profound terror I'm living with day to day.

"Freaks are called freaks," observed author James Baldwin, "and are treated as they are treated -- in the main, abominably -- because they are human beings who cause to echo, deep within us, our most profound terrors and desires".

How do you write about dislocation, profound loneliness, terror?

Again, with grim admiration, one confronts the profound methodology of terror: To attack certainty is to attack the very basis on which societies are built.

When my boyfriend informed me that most people who try to give up will never succeed, I felt a profound sense of terror.

In Doctor Sleep, Danny fights his past with a more profound sense of terror than anything the woman with the tusk can bring on.