Sentence examples for terrifying execution from inspiring English sources
Julius Caesar speaks into a handheld camera, live-streamed onto surveillance screens that ring the theatre, holding an authoritarian press conference until the assassins strike, and the footage becomes a terrifying execution video.
He notes the "terrifying" course of political executions, but also claims, cringe-inducingly, that Robespierre "found it deeply painful to stand at the centre of that death-dealing vortex".
Mr. Moussavi said the executions were aimed at "terrifying people" into submission.
He has shown great skill in his manipulation of weapons and terrifying, almost practised sang- froid in the execution of his victims.
I remember a painting about the execution of the Ceausescus that sampled Baselitz and Goya to terrifying effect, and none of these pictures has anything like that power.
… To people of that kind such things as purges, secret police, summary executions, imprisonment without trial, etc., etc., are too remote to be terrifying.
It is every bit as ambitious as the first book but the ambition is easily matched by the execution, with powerful prose and tight plotting that pull the reader along at terrifying speed.
But the executions continue on a regional level, betraying a form of control exerted by Isis that is no less terrifying.
