Sentence examples for like terror from inspiring English sources

We know that germs, like terror, can kill.

But freedom, like terror, is a slippery word.

Television networks adopted logos like "Terror in the Heartland".

Taking risks is necessary when designing an exhibition like "Terror of the Soul," composed mainly of manuscripts, letters and other handwritten works on paper.

True, phrases like "terror plots" or "terror threat level" can make terror seem merely a headline writer's shortening of the word terrorism.

On another occasion, Nichols suddenly became aware, with a feeling much like terror, that he was speaking fluent Yiddish a language he didn't know he knew.

I'm not convinced that, aside from the fable-like terror of its opening, there is much in the novel, with its hypercontrolled intelligence, that sits happily onscreen.

The R/C Mouse Droid (via Gizmodo) is about as basic as a bot can get, but the tiny scene stealing droid will be very familiar (and possibly even cherished) by fans of the original series, where it had a pivotal role expressing very animal-like terror at Chewbacca.

"Justified" fans will also enjoy David Meunier's chilling performance as the leader of a cult-like terror cell in 303.

And at a time when ISIS-like terror groups threaten not only Arab Africa but also the Sahel and nations as far southwest as Nigeria, the king, a direct descendant of the prophet Muhammad, remains the torchbearer of an ancient message of moderation and multi-faith coexistence from which liberal Muslim leaders throughout the continent draw inspiration.

BA has, for the last few years, unluckily seen the lucrative vacation seasons disrupted by the likes of terror alerts and strikes by its employees.