Sentence examples for a time of terror from inspiring English sources

I was in a foul mood when the movie was over; after a few weeks, the novelist Jonathan Lethem attacked "The Dark Knight" in a Times op-ed as a terrorizing movie in a time of terror.

ATTACK POODLES And Other Media Mutants: The Looting of the News in a Time of Terror.

"That is so fabulous, the perfect accessory for a time of terror," one said.

O.K., not really — but if it was a time of terror, it was also a time of clarity.

For politicians in office during a time of terror, there is an obvious temptation to hype the threat, to practice the politics of fear.

Her understanding of God is shallow and unstable, and the truth is that, except in a time of terror such as she has just experienced, she does not really care.

Its subject is the nature of honor in a time of political terror, but "The Lady and the Duke" is nonetheless astonishingly and reassuringly a Rohmer film.

"It's a brilliant narrative strategy for capturing a time of giddy terror and -- much more rarely -- exhilaration," Suzanne Ruta wrote here in 2000.

At a time of renewed terror warnings, some found it unsettling to know that a bus -- surely a formidable weapon in the hands of a terrorist -- could be stolen in Midtown Manhattan and remain undetected for so long.

ADDRESSING THE NATION -- Groping along with his constituents is President Bush, who speaks to the nation next month in his State of the Union address at a time of war, terror alerts and economic uncertainty.

It's a brilliant narrative strategy for capturing a time of giddy terror and -- much more rarely -- exhilaration, a time when every citizen of Altenburg, population 45,000 and dwindling, is suddenly forced to star in his or her own road movie.