Sentence examples for inflict terror from inspiring English sources

We must no longer use our fear of terror to inflict terror on the world.

Such beliefs can ignite fear in a community and inflict terror on an already vulnerable child.

When acting alone, ISIS advised, "the target should be a smaller crowd... as such attacks are proven to inflict terror".

Irrespective of anything else, the use of Katyusha rockets against Israeli population centres is clearly intended to inflict terror and suffering on civilians.

The barrage of videos and statements released afterward made clear that the overriding goal of Isis is not merely to inflict terror on an adversary but also to command a global audience.

The rebels, with an estimated 4,000 hard-core fighters, a militia of about 15,000 -- though the Maoists claim 100,000 -- and unsophisticated weaponry, can inflict terror in Katmandu, but would have a hard time taking it.

If "terrorism" were to be applied both socially and politically to anyone who inflicted terror on a person, people or populations, protection would be protection as opposed to racial profiling.

"Palestinian terrorists are ready to sacrifice their own children for the express purpose of inflicting terror upon Israelis".

The Shining Path, the Maoist group which inflicted terror on Peru in the 1980s before being crushed, shows signs of revival.

Once described by a judge as a self-styled "emissary of Beelzebub", Nicholas van Hoogstraten, 57, inflicted terror on his tenants in the pursuit of an enormous fortune.

In the past 15 years, far-right paramilitary groups have appeared, inflicting terror on behalf of an unsavoury coalition of cocaine barons and landowners.