Sentence examples for lingering terror from inspiring English sources

For sure, Basque separatists, who take about 12% of the vote in the Basque region, connive at a lingering terror campaign that has taken some 800 lives in 30 years.

Given what she perceives as the lingering terror inspired by that war, which came to an end in 2002 following intervention by British and Nigerian troops, she is "amazed by the fearlessness of western tourists in Croatia".

It was hard to reconcile these feelings that I had for my father, this intense love and connection, but also this lingering terror.

Other films that make it into the torture porn category are Wolf Creek, Turistas and The Devil's Rejects, with each new film promising higher levels of violence - guaranteeing not just a considerable body count, but long, lingering scenes of terror, torture and pain.

These voices from the shadows, supplemented by the warm candor of Rodolfo's dance teacher and his former neighbor, also reveal the still-lingering terror of gay blacklists (referred to as the 108) and horrifying punishments.

As members of Congress greet people back home, they will still have to deal with lingering fears of unknown terror, unrelieved by Congressional consideration of a new Department of Homeland Security.

B7 LONG-TERM ILLS -- The president of the city's convention and visitors bureau said tourism-related businesses would probably lose more than $4 billion over the next two years because of the shrinking economy and the lingering effects of the terror attacks.

Do you linger, frozen in terror, compelled by his mesmeric gaze?

Despite the lingering uncertainties in the San Bernardino terror attack, federal officials were able to lock down some key facts in the early days of the investigation.

I couldn't shake off the sense that it was somehow linked to the horrors they'd just endured; that it was a lingering echo of the instinctive, terror-driven restraint - a numbed obedience borne out of the purest desperation - that had allowed four gunmen to spend hours sifting, separating, taunting and butchering a huge crowd of young men and women.

But the 2003 campaign shook off any lingering hesitation about confronting consumers with terror.