Sentence examples for pervasive terror from inspiring English sources
Graphic violence and pervasive terror.
This is only the most brutal and public manifestation of the pervasive terror under which women in Kabul must live.
We are living in an age of borderless war, pervasive terror and prevailing fear.
Pervasive neurotic terror aside, Lily et Cie is a thrilling education in rare vintage apparel.
But key clues — including two surveillance-camera images, culled from thousands, that were eventually found to be of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev — were unearthed with the help of an all-pervasive, largely terror-sired security technosphere.
He graphically describes the "pervasive climate of terror throughout the country, which is the linchpin of Iraqi totalitarianism".
These four books recreated the pervasive sense of terror and corruption with a hammering, semi-magical style loosely reminiscent of James Ellroy, but steeped in something far more bleak and English.
His experiences seemed very much a manifestation of that moment in time during the Bush years, when the answer to any question was a military one, undergirded by a certain pervasive paranoia that terror and terrorists were everywhere, even roaming a flooded city in a canoe.
And the fear of terror is pervasive.
I hope this latest chapter in America's pervasive history of domestic terrors against millions of Black citizens victimized by slavery and Jim Crow terrorism, denied full citizen rights throughout our history, relegated to subhuman three-fifths status in our Constitution and treated like beasts of burden to fuel our unjust economic system can be squarely confronted.
What followed was the cold war, with its pervasive atmosphere of guilt, secrecy, terror and dread; acts of human cruelty as sudden and inevitable as acts of nature.
