Sentence examples for subject of terror from inspiring English sources

Americans then, four years before Oklahoma City, were mostly innocent on the subject of terror.

One of the lesser-known provisions of the Patriot Act was a section overturning several of CAFRA's protections for property owners when they are the subject of terror investigations, however preliminary.

US interests have been the subject of terror attacks in Africa, and Washington is not taking any chances.

He said, "when Macbeth meets with the witches on the heath, it is terrible, because he did not expect the supernatural visitation; but when he goes to the cave to ascertain his fate, it is no longer a subject of terror".

Being Afraid: For those who were absorbed by the subject of nuclear terror before it became fashionable, the months since the terror attacks have been, paradoxically, a time of vindication.

A confidential Red Cross report has come into public view, along with formerly classified government documents, leaving no doubt that the agency subjected scores of terror suspects to prolonged physical and psychological cruelty.

Under Saddam Hussein, Iraq was subjected to a reign of terror, but terrorism did not exist here in the manner it does now.

"I can confirm that the subject made allegations of terror ties that investigation proved to be unfounded, but I can't comment on the specific association," Matthew Berton, an FBI spokesman, told the Guardian.

The half-hour show turns a deadly serious subject — the reign of terror imposed by the extremist group Islamic State in parts of Iraq and Syria — into fodder for spoof and satire.

For most of history, vampirism was the subject of mind-shattering terror.

But the language was Arabic, the subject was the morality of terror and the channel was Al Jazeera, the satellite channel that infuriated the White House last week by playing a tape of Osama bin Laden.