Sentence examples for inspired terror from inspiring English sources

His insurgent group inspired terror by hacking off limbs of thousands of civilians, raping women and forcing children to fight.

The Jordan River was split asunder, the walls of Jericho fell at Israel's shout, the enemy was seized with divinely inspired terror, and the sun stood still in order to enable Israel to exploit its victory.

Burke's further view that our simple ideas of pain went towards a complex idea of a God who inspired terror, was very distant from the deists' view that He could be understood by our natural faculty of reason alone and that as such He was known to be benevolent and not much besides.

Moreover, both peoples have demonstrated a tremendous resiliency in the face of their own Al-Qaeda inspired terror bombings in London and Madrid.

His death leaves the kind of gap that can't be easily filled — where's the next brilliant and irreverent veteran going to come from to keep a younger generation in inspired terror?

And yet the wilderness can still inspire terror.

The primary aim of terrorists is to inspire terror.

But Greene did not want to elevate consciousness; he wanted to debilitate, in ways that would inspire terror.

It is the secret, nocturnal strikes by bats that inspire terror, despite bats' great value in controlling night-flying insects.

But a juiced-up ape can become something more than fun for us — he can shock us with his power, even inspire terror.

The techno-paranoid get an Apple-ish operating system (the Genisys of the title) to worry about, but a tablet can't inspire terror.