Sentence examples for stages of terror from inspiring English sources
In these monologues he moves through stages of terror, denial, reflection on his deeds, acceptance and prayerful penitence.
The Political Terror Scale showed that the level of terror declined from the highest level: 5 in 1999-2000 thethe lower level: 2 [ 14] in 2007-2008.
"Chinese authorities are staging a campaign of terror to intimidate and suppress expressions of commemoration for the 1989 Tiananmen massacre," the group said in a statement.
A14 In late May, the Clinton administration warned American diplomatic and military posts in Yemen and other Mideast countries that a militant Egyptian Islamic group was in the final stages of preparing a terror attack against American targets.
American intelligence officials said yesterday that they received reports in late May that a militant Egyptian Islamic group was in the final stages of preparing a terror attack against American targets and that they passed on the warning to all American posts and foreign governments in the Middle East.
At this point the revolution in Paris had entered the stage of the Reign of Terror introduced by the Committee of Public Safety under the rule of Maximilien Robespierre.
In these circumstances there may be an increased risk that one or other of these groups will be tempted to stage a spectacular act of terror in order to secure a position of leadership in the global jihadist struggle.
A third smaller demonstration will be staged by the Irish Republican Socialist party, the political wing of terror group the INLA.
It's a bold, brash comic storyline full of terror and foreboding and has set the stage for much of what's considered standard in modern comics.
The ad sets the stage for fear-mongering, stating that NYC remains the number one target of terror in the world, citing the NYPD police commissioner, and reminding viewers that there are 40,000 Airbnb listings in NYC.
Pyongyang, which repeatedly slammed the movie as an "act of terror," praised the hacking attack as a "righteous deed" possibly staged by its sympathizers.
