Sentence examples for figure of terror for from inspiring English sources
Johnson, once a source of ridicule, has now been transformed into an awesome figure of terror for the majority of England's cricketers.
The specter of the digital actor -- a kind of cyberslave who does the producer's bidding without a whimper or salary -- has been a figure of terror for the last few years in Hollywood, as early technical experiments proved that it was at least possible to create a computer image that could plausibly replace a human being.
Set in the Deep South, off the main highway, in a time of terror for black people and of economic depression for all, To Kill A Mockingbird gave us one figure in Atticus Finch who was upright, fair, and decent.
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Montgomery Schuyler coined the term "wild work" and "reign of terror" for this type of styling.
In contrast, those cases perpetrated by an intimate terrorist tended to involve a protracted period of terror for the secondary victim(s).
He calls Robespierre "an impressive and tragic figure", and dislikes the label of "the Terror" for the period of his ascendancy in 1793-94.
Analyze a famous literary figure through the lens of terror management.
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Furthermore, the fact that Mr. King once supported the most extreme acts of the Irish Republican Army ("Pro-I.R.A. Past for Chairman of Terror Panel," front page, March 9) should make him the least likely figure to look into any kind of extremism.
