Sentence examples for sincere terror from inspiring English sources
This suffocating self-consciousness lies at the heart of British humor, whether in the farcical scramble of trying to keep up appearances or the risible but sincere terror of being mocked — which sniping English schoolboys still fear, even when they're grown up, bald and 70.
He had chosen distance not out of hate or ignorance, but out of the sincere terror that if he dared to question or to understand, he might push me away.
If Mr. Trump is sincere about opposing terrorism and not just interested in demagoguery, getting votes and maintaining power, he should combat the intellectual roots of terrorism in the Islamic Republic ― the mother of global terror.
If these nonviolent gestures are indeed sincere, shouldn't violence and terror be abandoned because they are inherently wrong, and not because they are ineffective policies?
His public appeal for peace and unity in the face of such terror was obviously sincere, but Indians gathering in the street demanding war drowned his message.
By David Remnick The blood-weary souls in Belfast whose fate it is to cover "the Troubles" have grown accustomed to the ritual of Gerry Adams' expressing his "sincere regret" after the latest act of terror.
"President Bush is very sincere in wanting the tools he needs to fight the war on terror," Mr. Graham said in an interview.
But Escape from Guantanamo isn't really a War on Terror movie, per se, so much as it's a continuation of the first movie's dopily sincere message about how we incorrectly judge people based on their outer appearance.
Mr. Sharon's office issued a statement saying, "Both sides agreed that the cessation of terror is a first and essential step for any advancement, and the Palestinians promised to make a sincere and genuine effort to stop terror".
"Terror, terror, terror, terror, terror.
