Sentence examples for subjected to terror from inspiring English sources

Seth Rogen and James Franco's North Korea-based film was subjected to terror threats for its storyline about a plot to assassinate the country's leader Kim Jong-un.

Security experts are reported to have warned that the Israeli-owned complex was in danger of being subjected to a terror attack.

Security experts are reported to have long warned that the complex, which is at least in part Israeli-owned, was in danger of being subjected to a terror attack.

Since the revolution, Cuba had been subjected to numerous terror attacks.

Words can't capture the anguish we felt, when our citizens were subjected to the terror of the suicide bombing at the IDP camp in Dikwa.

"Words can't capture the anguish we felt, when our citizens were subjected to the terror of the suicide bombing at the IDP camp in Dikwah," he wrote, later adding "The full weight of the Federal Government's force will be deployed to hunt down the perpetrators of this evil act".

And a small country that carries out such successful defiance may be subjected to "the terrors of the earth" and a crushing embargo – as happened to Cuba.

When he travels, he mostly books first-class flights, since the guy can't be subjected to the terrors of less-than-ample leg room and angry citizens yelling about how he's wrecked the world.

Its principal characters, a settler husband and wife, are set up as male and female subjected to the unmuffled terror of existence at inner and outer extremes.

MEXICO CITY — An international human rights commission has told Guatemala that it must take steps to protect patients at a psychiatric hospital where two human rights groups found them subjected to abuse and terror at the hands of gangs and guards.

Not a word, either, for the hundreds of thousands of Gazans who've been subjected to trauma and terror, and will likely suffer long-lasting psychological harm as a result.