Sentence examples for military terror from inspiring English sources

The no-holds-barred military terror in Egypt, and the language the military is employing to justify it, is reminiscent of the worst of human legacies.

"Sending humanitarian aid is right but if we are leaving the vulnerable unprotected from the military terror of the Isis forces then our help is superficial".

Yet the open employment of judicially sanctioned execution as a matter of public policy is different from the use of military terror and death squads, practices which even the harshest regimes usually feel ashamed enough about to deny.

The hardships and dangers in Mr. Milosz's life, first under Nazi military terror and then under Communist oppression, followed by long years as an émigré in the West, clearly marked his writing.

Although often crude in style, these strips managed to render accounts of political intrigue and moving descriptions of military terror; the best known in the latter category is the exquisitely executed and carefully cadenced narrative of the Thirty Years' War by Jacques Callot.

But, as Carr fails to see, when one side -- the state -- has all the power, and the other side has only the shock value of violence to compensate for its military weakness, terror soon begins to pay better than restraint.

Rather, the two sons came into power only because of the political manipulations of their fathers while they were alive, abetted after their deaths by military and terror apparatuses bequeathed to the sons as pillars of their respective systems.

President François Hollande has said that military anti-terror patrols on French streets must continue despite the knife attack on three soldiers in Nice on Tuesday.

On the other hand, if the main task can be seen as thwarting plots or smiting Al Qaeda's leaders abroad, then attention and resources should continue to flow to the C.I.A., the State Department, the military and terror-financing sleuths.

Cyber-attacks; Vladimir Putin's perplexing military strategy; Islamist terror.

And, of course, not all military efforts against terror fail.