Sentence examples for states of terror from inspiring English sources
States of terror can never be sovereign, and other states should be allowed to invade them in order to halt the spread of WMD, prevent genocide or avert humanitarian disaster.
PAGE A8 In Chechnya, a Life of Fear As Moscow prepares to put a new government in place in the devastated republic of Chechnya, life carries on in various states of terror for the nearly 200,000 residents.
This must give way to a "transparent" or even "translucent" (yes, your reviewer is confused too) sovereignty, which depends on how a state treats its people, whether it acquires WMD or violates international treaties.The world according to Bobbitt contains "states of consent" and "states of terror".
As Moscow prepares to put a new government in place in the devastated Republic of Chechnya, life here carries on in various states of terror for the nearly 200,000 residents who have come back from tent cities and other temporary shelters they occupied during the most recent war.
For direct knowledge of the constant dissolution of life's moments leaves us without any familiar sense of stability; this is a path that commonly leads through states of terror, disgust, and eventually a desperate yearning for deliverance.
The style guide also cites the United Nation's definition of terrorism: "acts... designed to create a state of terror in the minds of a particular group of people or the public as a whole for political or social ends".
I've seen terrorism close up but I don't live in a state of terror at all.
"I'm in a state of terror".
"I am truly in a state of terror," Elizabeth said.
"I'm in a state of terror," Elizabeth said.
