Sentence examples for poor terror from inspiring English sources

Proving personal toughness and the ability to withstand physical and verbal intimidation is something poor terror recruits have sometimes done for years while enduring life in the rough and tumble environment of a ghetto or violent family culture.

And it is a tale of high-level incompetence, poor training and terror on the battlefield.

An optimistic view of the world does not mean that we deny the suffering of Africa's poor or Middle East terror victims.

"Mommy is exasperating," Julia explained to poor, frozen-in-terror, Emilie.

In fact, the poor calibration of these terror barometers is a common theme.

But it is the poor dreamer kicking in terror who takes us to the heart of Goya's darkness.

"I had a slight terror of some poor reviewer with far too much to read picking it up and looking for a quick putdown.

This introduced a new terror for the poor who knew that if they died in hospital and their families could not afford to claim and bury them, the anatomists would have them.

As for the rural poor, it points to the "terror that the recommendation of a bath inspired in most peasants".By the end of the 19th century, public-health reform had led to the building of public baths and wash houses, once common in medieval Europe.

To suggest that a bond deal gone sour, curtailing daycare for 60 children and services for the poor, is comparable to the terror and cataclysm of war is inconsistent with BN's high standards," Clark Hoyt, an editor-at-large at Bloomberg News and a former public editor of The Times, found in his review, which focused on the relationship between Bloomberg's news and commercial operations.

I have worked in international health and development for nearly 30 years, and I want to congratulate Nicholas D. Kristof on his series of columns that illustrate all too clearly the challenges faced by women living in poor countries today (most recently "Terror of Childbirth," March 20).