Its purpose is to stimulate public support and political pressure on the Bush Administration and Congress to do something serious about the terrifying danger of nuclear terrorism.
But here are two: the quotidian, stoic heroism with which so many Japanese have responded to devastating loss and terrifying danger; and the outpouring of sympathy and support for them from around the world.
President Obama's nuclear security summit meeting drew long overdue attention to the terrifying danger that terrorists could buy or steal the makings for a weapon from the world's far-too-vulnerable nuclear stocks.
Viewed as a whole, his actions recall the brave old Duke of York of nursery-rhyme fame: Shackleton led 28 men, a microcosm of British class and regional divisions, into terrifying danger and then led them out again.
It's terrifying if danger jumps out at you in ordinary circumstances, and most readers live ordinary lives, as I do.
She's a weird Twitter account and she shares incorrect but terrifying information about the dangers of marijuana, and she's garnered more than 300,000 followers for it.
'Safe spaces must be created' As terrifying as the daily danger is, what makes it worse for children is that there is no escape.
His rival, chemist Marc DuQuesne, kidnaps Seaton's fiancée in his own X-powered ship to get exclusive control of X. Seaton chases DuQuesne across the galaxy, and they encounter exotic alien races, terrifying monsters, and many other dangers.
I remember my grandmother's stories from childhood, of the prince who fought seven-headed goblins and walked through terrifying, murky woods filled with danger in search of a princess, of riches and glory.
Virtual office #3: And, of course, with email there's always that percolating, terrifying, always-to-be-avoided danger of the misdirected "forward" or "reply to all" snafus that end up with the very-much-NOT-to-be-replied-to person getting in on the email chain, often one focused on him or her.
