Sentence examples for debilitating terror from inspiring English sources
Both, he said — a debilitating terror.
Every day of my childhood was filled with a debilitating terror of my father's titanic temper; of the threat of violence, physical and psychological.
We heard from users who suffered ups – "This oomph, a sense of euphoria, you're chewing your face off" – and downs: "A four-day nightmare: no sleep, unfounded terror, debilitating terror about anything and everything, I was beside myself".
This theory (not one of the more cheerful ones in social science) posits that the awareness of our own inevitable death creates the potential for debilitating terror, against which we then find ways to psychologically defend ourselves.
But Greene did not want to elevate consciousness; he wanted to debilitate, in ways that would inspire terror.
That attack and dozens of others are part of a terror campaign, mostly carried out by an illegal paramilitary group, that has debilitated the union movement and undermined the efforts of labor leaders involved in peace talks with leftist rebels.
According to terror management theory (TMT) and findings, humans' awareness of their mortality has the potential to produce debilitating anxiety, so individuals tend to respond to life's frequent mortality reminders by employing psychological mechanisms that inhibit death-related thoughts [13].
"Terror, terror, terror, terror, terror.
It's incredibly debilitating".
The hunger becomes debilitating.
