Sentence examples for instances of terror from inspiring English sources

But mainly, the movie establishes a primal rhythm in which instances of terror (in Saudi Arabia, London and Pakistan) are intercut with scenes of interrogation.

It is said in the AP report to be the first instance of terror-related charges against journalists and foreigners since the government declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation in December.

Burleigh takes it as a given that states have been responsible for "the most lethal instances" of terrorism but radically limits his discussion of state terror.

In the case of terror attacks, as an example, this is not always the case.

In an occupation that lasted from 1945 to 1952, there was not one instance of Japanese terror against the occupation forces.

Those advocating a sustained war effort argue that if the fight is halted too soon, or played down publicly -- especially in the instance of another terror attack at home -- Mr. Bush's political fortunes would tumble and he could suffer the same fate as his father: losing a bid for re-election.

Stalin's Russia featured extremes unavailable in modern Britain, in this instance a backdrop of terror to highlight the compromises of creativity.

Mr. Stockhausen made us see the extreme of a not uncommon attitude, the aestheticization of reality; in this instance, the aestheticization of terror.

What emerges, however, is nothing less than an instance in a reign of terror.

On each occasion and in every instance that familiar feeling of terror has been present in me.

The episode "Balance of Terror," for instance, meditated on the futility of the Cold War.