Sentence examples for message of terror from inspiring English sources

This is the message of terror in its purest form: nobody is safe.

So this is the regime's message of terror to the people: either Mubarak or the deep blue sea.

(The struggle was so brutal that human limbs were routinely severed to send a message of terror).

Today, Isis, an al-Qaida offshoot, uses social media with chilling effectiveness to disseminate propaganda in which journalists are not a conduit for information but props in bloody montages intended to reinforce a message of terror.

Transformed into hostages by the technology of aerial bombardment, the people of those cities were intentionally executed en masse to send a message of terror to the rulers of Japan.

The next day, at Bin Laden's request, Mr. Abu Ghaith issued the first of a series of videotaped statements that helped Bin Laden spread his global message of terror, energize Qaeda fighters and recruit new ones, prosecutors told the jury.

Yes, the new details are stunning, shocking, alarming -- I'd hoped, unsuccessfully, to make it through my entire life without pondering "rectal rehydration" -- but the broader message of the terror report is exactly what a dedicated minority of folks have been saying for years, to a nation basking in plausible denial.

It is the perfect way to convey messages of human terror to western audiences numbed by the thousands killed by car bombs and airstrikes.

An article in Saturday's Times by Claire Cain Miller, for instance, explained how Internet companies such as Google and Microsoft cooperate with the N.S.A.'s requests for the e-mail messages and videos of terror suspects.

That message of unity against terror is both salutary and necessary.

But his juggling act is increasingly common among the Muslim and Arab press in Britain as they struggle to balance readers' skepticism of American and British military actions with Prime Minister Tony Blair's message of war on terror -- not on Islam.