Sentence examples for stoking terror from inspiring English sources

STOKING terror has been a staple of thrillers ever since Erskine Childers wrote "The Riddle of the Sands" more than 100 years ago.

So we're stoked on terror and we stay glued.

Early local reports and witness accounts of the incident stoked fear that a terror attack might have struck the country's capital city.

And so a spectacle that was meant to produce compliance and terror has instead stoked fury and derision.

On Tuesday, an incident involving the shooting death of an 18-year-old terror suspect seemed to stoke Abbott's claims that extremism had reached Australia's doorstep.

The Islamic State terror group has claimed responsibility, stoking fears of future attacks across Europe and in the US.

The other part of the reason the right jumps on the anti-Muslim bandwagon when terror strikes is because it stokes, fans, and inflames anti-immigrant fear and hysteria.

A two-year wait to plant a terror "Trojan horse" here is not outside the realm of ISIS evil, as it would certainly stoke backlash against Muslims, which they would like.