Sentence examples for original terror from inspiring English sources

We were able to understand many of her compulsions as ritual undoings or protections against the original terror of the traumas she had suffered.

The enduring thriller, which was the sole directorial effort from actor Charles Laughton, is a 50s classic that's lost none of its original terror.

Most of those original terror convicts wore their time in supermax as an old lag might have worn scars from the cat-o'-nine-tails a mark of pride, never to be erased.

In this case, the government claims al Fawwaz was actually a leader of al Qaeda in the 1990s who participated in, supported and disseminated its declaration of war, led one of its original terror training camps and "participated in its conspiracy to kill Americans," including the 1998 bombings of two U.S. Embassies in East Africa.

You once described the Flaming Lips' last album of original songs, The Terror (2013), as "music that sounds like you want to kill yourself".

"Inventing Abstraction: 1910-1925," a dizzying, magisterial cornucopia opening on Sunday at the Museum of Modern Art, captures something of that original thrill and terror, in a lineup of works that show artists embracing worldliness and, in some cases, withdrawing into mystical purity.

The fear, rather, must be that just as the original "war on terror" facilitated the slide to mass surveillance, the new struggle against Isis is being used as a pretext for refusing to think again.

The original, How outsourcing terror cases to the US can inadvertently result in a fair trial, was inaccurate as the case involved a sentencing hearing, not a trial, and the article suggests that this was a fairer process, but not necessarily fair.

Writer Barbara Curry has some original moments of terror, but too often the script is predictable.

It's also indicative of the post-Afghanistan landscape, where Western militaries are having their budgets tightened as they withdraw from the final frontier of the original War on Terror.

It's also indicative of the post-Afghanistan landscape, where Western militaries are having their budgets tightened as they withdraw from the final frontier of the original war on terror.