Sentence examples for terror for him from inspiring English sources

Food banks hold no terror for him any more.

The isolation, or risk of injury, holds no terror for him.

Fox wrote in the Sunday Telegraph that "life outside the EU holds no terror" for him.

While the prime minister is a eurosceptic, life outside the EU does hold terror for him.

(Silence represents an existential terror for him, a vacuum that Rylance immediately fills with Jerry Lewis-like spasms and tongue-wagging moues).

This scene of destruction held a personal terror for him: his youngest son, Rufus, my great uncle, was a student there.

His imminent death had no terrors for him — rather, the reverse.

The trial, where William took the stand for about 90 minutes, presented its own terrors for him.

The Swedish commissioner, Anita Gradin, was asked to fight fraud.From 1987 until 1990, Mr Liikanen served as Finland's finance minister, so the management of the EU's comparably sized finances has held no terrors for him.

So Mr. Levine, who said all along that this scheduling held no terrors for him, triumphantly silenced doubts that he could pull off such a feat in his present health.

That bear-pit holds no terrors for him any more; if he plays Djokovic, it will be in the final – and he will carry memories of this weird Sunday with him.