Read "'A Darkness in His Heart': Terror, Martyrs, Rubble, and Repetition as Israel Resumes Home Demolitions".
'A Darkness in His Heart': Terror, Martyrs, Rubble and Repetition as Israel Resumes Home Demolitions.
Few minds so scientific have deigned to serve the gods of fancy; with his passion for precision and for the complex design, he mounted for display the crudest, most futile lurchings of the human heart — lust, terror, nostalgia.
The vision of marital discontentment, and of the loneliness and hopelessness at the core of William's and Clare's characters, might have the effect, on the reader who takes literature too much to heart, of terror.
O'er fields and towns, from sea to sea, Passed the Pageant swift and free, Tearing up, and trampling down; Till they came to London town: And each dweller, panic-stricken, Felt his heart with terror sicken Hearing the tempestuous cry Of the triumph of Anarchy.
Man, the dreamer, building his Utopias on the soft and foolish hope of enterprise that asks no profit, woman, the realist, contemplating the villany of the human heart without terror, prepared beyond question to turn it to her cold and magnificent purpose.
Al Qaeda is a group that learns from experience, so it should not have been surprising that early last month, around the anniversary of the start of the American war against the Taliban, an audiotape purported to be from Mr. bin Laden was released saying, "The youths of God are preparing for you things that would fill your hearts with terror and target your economic lifeline".
You don't agree with the Telegraph that "his creaky, mechanical voice isn't up to the demands of the role" nor that "he often misses the pulse of the poetry, rarely illuminates its meaning, and almost totally fails to catch the desperate king's heart-rending terror of madness".
This is my favorite kind of book: Any mystery set somewhere other than here, preferably written by a British author who knows how to weave history, forensics, and a love story together with a good dash of tension, just enough gore, some heart-pounding terror, and lots of eccentric characters.
Panic disorder is characterized by sudden, sometimes spontaneous attacks of terrifying anxiety accompanied by symptoms such as the experience of terror, heart palpitations, and sweating.
The regime's network of gulags is at the heart of its terror infrastructure, and their number is growing, according to human rights groups.
