Sentence examples for so much terror from inspiring English sources

And Shelley is having to show so much fear, so much terror, without a break, without a cut.

It is my hope that in my lifetime the law will change, taking with it the fears that add so much terror to death.

As it was said of William Jennings Bryan, his onetime ally, probably no man in civil life has exerted so much terror without taking life.

It was as if, in an instinctive response to the overwhelming power of the new weapons, the fighting became more prolonged but less intense there being only so much terror that men could stand.

"It's a strong and necessary response to break up the mob feuding between opposing 'Ndrangheta clans, which has already provoked so much terror," Interior Minister Giuliano Amato said of the arrests.

What Alice demonstrates isn't so much terror as the fading-memory version of grace under pressure.

According to veteran Italian journalist Andrea Purgatori, the migrant boats are not so much a terror threat as pawns in "a sort of game" - a means for Libyan forces to steer Italian involvement in their country.

He described it as "images, not so much of terror and destruction but of loss, mourning and hope".

As our country and the world continues to discuss what brings so much pain, terror, and violence into our lives, one of the common reactions after a tragedy is for people to ask, "Why?" As they ask, "Why", next they seem to point at "Who" they feel is to blame.

It's not truth so much as terror, even in the calmest of bodies, that for a while you can be taken over, erased, filled with thoughts, images not yours, but now inside you whether you want them to be or not.

THERE are few expeditions that strike as much terror in women's hearts as shopping for a bathing suit — or so one of the biggest clichés of retail holds.