Sentence examples for feeling terror from inspiring English sources

("Instead of feeling terror, I studied it").

"Children have reported feeling terror, panic, desperation, shame, humiliation and anger during restraint.

In fact, Nietzsche confessed to feeling terror at the idea of compassion — a terror of being swamped by the suffering the world contained.

We must try to do something to prevent boys and girls feeling terror when doing something as basic – and as fundamental to human rights – as going to school.

Recently, creator Vince Gilligan admitted to HuffPost TV's Maureen Ryan that he was feeling "terror" about getting the end of the series right, likening the final episodes to a game of chess.

When Ambrose allows the men to speak for themselves, they often express very human feelings: terror, disgust and shame as well as the flush of victory.

Psychological symptoms and signs include the fear of losing control or dying, a sensation of being smothered, intense feelings of terror, feeling unreal or detached from your surroundings and a sense of impending doom.

Sleep terrors have no images or dreams, only an extreme feeling of terror and sometimes sleep paralysis.

"Right now, all I'm feeling is terror.

I hear a bell and I get a feeling of terror.

"Now we have a feeling of terror here, that there will be killing and beating.