A stone keep you were tossed into and simply forgotten about, though — this imparted authentic existential terror.
That's a much more authentic kind of terror for all of us to grapple with, particularly women.
The scene in which he finally cracks, reducing a community dinner to frozen terror, is authentic; the reactions on the extras' faces were real.
German scholar Rudolph Otto, in his now classic work "Idea of the Holy," argued that terror resides at the heart of authentic religious experience.
The terror — and delight — that he conveys seems entirely authentic.
In an age that provides more and more opportunities to enjoy blockbuster thrills and to behold dazzlingly real-looking terrors, the fewer and fewer occasions we get to experience authentic human feelings anew are not to be wasted.
Acts of terror can stem from so many different sources: arrogance; the desperation of the starving; authentic historical grievances; atavistic ethnic hatred used as a cover for other ends..
The argument that a taste for the ideal and the tabula rasa leads to terror, after all, would be more convincing if its opposite — a desire for an organic, authentic, traditional society — didn't lead to terror, too.
"Terror, terror, terror, terror, terror.
Authentic, authentic, authentic.
Remember: authentic, authentic, authentic.
