Sentence examples for general terror from inspiring English sources

These grizzly events, as we have seen with the Japanese and Jordanian hostages, are stage managed in order to gain maximum publicity and inspire general terror.

Olivia also has a churning stomach and impending sense of doom, but, surprisingly, Fielding's general terror level has subsided a bit since his stroke.

Ironically, though the urban crime wave is over, it still persists as a kind of zombified general terror, particularly in places where it was never particularly acute.

The most obvious social changes of the Stalin period were that millions had perished in the antipeasant terror of 1930 33 and the general terror of 1936 39 and later, or barely survived in the vast labour camp system.

The Odrysians feature prominently at this time (but perhaps Thucydides' own family interests in Thrace have distorted the picture): the mass mobilization of a large Odrysian force, ostensibly in the Athenian interest, soon afterward caused general terror in Greece, but it came to nothing.

Then, the likelihood of terror is classified by the general terror incidents.

We'll just have to make do with environmental enemies and the general threat of terror until Hollywood in a flash of inspiration reinvents the movie supervillain.

He added that "the comments of the UN Secretary General encourage terror.

Worldwide terrors become personalized.

This is partly inevitable he is fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as a more general "war on terror".

In the new climate of intolerance of terror, General Musharraf may distance himself from their crimes and even try to suppress them.