Sentence examples for considerable terror from inspiring English sources

Once we "began the work of death," one sealer remembered, "the battle caused me considerable terror".

In court, Tim Otty highlighted Tony Blair's complicity in torture by pointing out that, by the spring of 2002, it was abundantly clear that there was a considerable risk that terror suspects in U.S. control would be subjected to rendition and torture.

Mark Green and Michael R. Bloomberg say they would be very different mayors at an enormously important time for New York City, when an economic downturn, the aftermath of the terror attacks and considerable shortcomings with the schools seem to demand exceptional qualities in the city's next leader.

This finely honed first novel is at its best when Williams brings to bear her considerable powers of imagination on the thrill and terror of the bloodmind.

The mutual benefits would be considerable, and joint operations to protect everyone against nuclear terror could have lasting positive effects on future United States-Russian cooperation.

France has been on high alert for a considerable period, while the local so-called "Cannes-Torcy" terror cell was broken up in 2012 after an attack on a Jewish supermarket that year.

The treatment of terror suspects has in recent years received considerable attention from the council.

The novel would be more compelling if these terrors intruded more, but Towles gets good mileage from the considerable charm of his protagonist and the peculiar world he inhabits.

Whatever its shared antipathy toward terror, it regards an American military presence as a threat to its considerable influence in the region.

We have been warned that attacks would happen for a considerable period of time; as the main ally of the US in its "war on terror", the only surprising thing is that it did not happen sooner.

With considerable supplies of military hardware and training being provided by Somalia, the shifta created widespread terror.