Sentence examples for genuine terror from inspiring English sources

When they heard they were Germans, they ran away shrieking in genuine terror.

This series continues to tread the line between drama, drollery and genuine terror better than anything on TV.

This homeophobia is, I think, a genuine terror of what homeopathy is suggesting; which is that we think differently about the relationship between the cure and the disease.

If you think genuine terror is a good way to entertain children (and adults), visit rural areas of Austria on 5 December.

Their motives were mainly revenge, rivalry and extortion, although some of the suspects may have indeed been driven by genuine terror, the police said.

So far, after most of the Formula One team personnel and media arrived in Bahrain on Thursday, there have been no injuries, but some genuine terror as team personnel have been caught up in incidents.

In the more realistic war stories, his ingenuity often feels like a strategic retreat from the field of battle, a last-minute flight from the genuine terrors of the conflict.

The indignities perpetrated on the blacks in Elizabeth's world, not to mention the genuine terrors that apartheid brings about -- among other things, a baby mysteriously and carelessly disappears from a hospital, and Elizabeth's grandparents are murdered -- may be disclosed obliquely, through the uncomprehending vision of a child, but they stun with the power of a gut punch.

The story's balance of hypochondriacal comedy and genuine night terrors is wonderful.

For most viewers, the terror, genuine though it might be, was mixed with fascination.

The dead walk so freely across our screens these days that it can be hard to recall a time when their appearance was a shock — when the sight of a single rotting, reanimated corpse, let alone a slowly advancing horde of them, could deliver a genuine frisson of terror.