Sentence examples for terror anything from inspiring English sources

Despite our natural fears over terror, anything short of significant Syrian refugee resettlement is to abandon the American way.

In Doctor Sleep, Danny fights his past with a more profound sense of terror than anything the woman with the tusk can bring on.

Fincher puts two of the murders right near the beginning of the movie, both of them as sustained in their terror as anything he did in his notorious serial-killer movie, "Se7en" (1995), which featured deliquescing corpses.

But the parental response to the eau of offspring terror was anything but heroic; instead, it was a bit like those childhood nightmares, where the louder you cry out to Mom and Dad in a crowd, the faster they leave you behind.

This is Britain, where people recoil in terror from anything less meek and static than a friendly Big Issue seller.

Rational governments such as those in Canada, Australia and Great Britain have long since moved to dollar (or pound) coins without bringing on the end of days, but our government flees in terror from anything that smacks of change, no matter how innocuous it might be.

A fifth-day wicket no longer holds its old terrors; if anything, pitches have a tendency to become more placid as matches goes on.

The London-based news agency Reuters, for example, has a long-standing policy of not calling anything terror or terrorism unless specifically quoting somebody else.

We had wanted terror and ecstasy — anything but this yellow dust.

This series continues to tread the line between drama, drollery and genuine terror better than anything on TV.

As disarmament looms, some former Eta members are no longer sure that their terror campaign achieved anything.