Sentence examples for mortal terror from inspiring English sources
How about Love of Money, or black-browed Mortal Terror?
Cabinet colleagues "live in mortal terror", a senior party figure says.
The work's anguished dissonances seem to attest to awe rather than to mortal terror.
Following "Mortal Terror" and "The English Channel," the play speculates on the mysteries of Shakespeare's later years back in Stratford.
A huge proportion of the humour in Fawlty Towers comes from Basil's snobbery or his mortal terror of Sybil.
But he did not let virtuosity eclipse the sense of mortal terror that Mahler wrote into these deceptively muscular textures.
His "Prelude to a Kiss" remains one of the theater's most affecting and imaginative studies in mortal terrors within young love.
Back by the Thames, after the mourning, after the mortal terrors, after the laughs, it was time by way of a finale, modestly grand to be chastened.
As a society, we are somewhat obsessed with the risks of dying - from car crashes, cancer, terrorists, Ebola, or any of the thousands of mortal terrors that haunt our nightly newscasts.
It is a sponsor of terror, Bashar Assad's main backer in Syria and a mortal threat to Israel.
Those who think that are susceptible to McCain's pitch that he can best defend the nation's security and with America under mortal danger from a terror attack, that it's risky to change to the Democrats.
