Sentence examples for breed terror from inspiring English sources

"Because I understand that free societies are societies which do not breed terror.

The result is a new breed of terror organization.

They did check on the tapes - the producers went to some of the new breed of "terror experts" that were spawning after 2001.

The poverty and violence in Somalia breeds the terror of tomorrow.

Directly above their nest sites, they set their wings and come dive-bombing toward the ground, but pull out of the dive at a hundred feet, caught between their hormonal urge to breed and their terror of landing so conspicuously on the white snow.

"The guilt, the fears – the terror bred into my bones!" Framed as a monologue to his psychoanalyst, this is guilt unzipped, with a memorable protagonist who is still outrageous today.

Understanding problems through the eyes of others helps reduce fears and misunderstandings that breed contempt, conflict and terror.

Many of that breed fled from the Red Terror that followed the Bolshevik revolution; those that stayed behind had their lives blighted, or ended, by the communist hatred of "class enemies".

Those ghosts were never completely laid to rest, and now, with talk of a war in Iraq, the Arab world believes the fight against terror may ultimately breed more violence, not less.

The terror groupborn and bred in America's Iraqi prison camps: ISIS.

For instance, the anthrax letters of 2001 bred a powerful wave of terror and paralyzed the postal system.