Sentence examples for suggested terror from inspiring English sources
A senior Indian diplomat told the US in 2006 that concerns about biological weapons were "no longer academic", adding that intelligence suggested terror groups were increasingly discussing biowarfare.
A senior government official tonight said the decision to raise the alert to the orange level was made after Omar al-Farouq, a senior Qaeda official arrested in Southeast Asia this summer, had given information to investigators that suggested terror cells were in Asia planning attacks on American facilities.
And Bill Hemmer suggested terror victims "pay the price for the lack of security" fostered by Obama's anti-ISIS strategy.
He's miked up air vents to suggest terror, got his actors to rehearse to specific music, and made his songs as important as his characters – whether using original material (written with Angelo Badalamenti) or subverting antique pop numbers.
The play suggested those terrors by narration and stagecraft.
Israel's resilience seems to suggest that terror, like conventional military power, has its limits.
Latest reports from the area suggest the terror group is preparing for a showdown with the multinational force, and is concentrating its fighters in the town of Gwoza.
Elaine Cassidy is equally good as Madame de Tourvel, suggesting the terror that lies behind her surrender to sexual desire: the scene where she collapses in Valmont's arms with chattering teeth and near-epileptic convulsions is horrifying to witness.
And while Germany, France and Britain have all confirmed that they remained on high alert, as they have been since coordinated train bombings in Madrid killed 191 people on March 11, they said their national intelligence services had unearthed nothing to suggest that terror attacks on European soil were more likely than before.
Trump: Look at what happened in Sweden Jump to media player US President Donald Trump baffles Swedes after incorrectly suggesting a terror attack took place there.
Conservatives, such as Bill O'Reilly suggest that "terror thugs have no rights and they should be killed on the spot".
