Sentence examples for primitive terror from inspiring English sources
My brain translated my primitive terror: need gift.
The possibility that one of us might not come home seems to evoke the primitive terror of a fairytale.
A recent spate of small-scale, primitive terror attacks in Cairo has served as a reminder that stability has its benefits.But other cracks have appeared inside the state itself.
The prophet of this search was the French dramatist and poet Antonin Artaud, with his vision of a total, visceral theatre with the potency and terror of primitive myths.
In his poetry, Kipling dramatizes war as a primitive affliction, one that unleashes exhilaration as well as rage and terror.
By Nina Martyris September 25, 2015 In his poetry, Kipling dramatizes war as a primitive affliction, one that unleashes exhilaration as well as rage and terror.
I was & have been -- & still have terrible pangs of terror when I feel that my career, work, veneer of accomplishments would be taken away (by HUAC, or by critics) that I panicked & crumbled & returned to that primitive state of terror -- the facade of Jerry Robbins would be cracked open, and behind everyone would finally see Jerome Wilson Rabinowitz".
"Terror, terror, terror, terror, terror.
