Sentence examples for terror generated from inspiring English sources

The terror generated by a man who bleeds people to death in a forest.

Walter Russell Mead's succinct arguments in support of President Bush's "war on terror," seconded by David Frum in his review of Mead's "Power, Terror, Peace, and War" (June 13), overlook the worldwide hatred and increased acts of terror generated by Bush's policy.

These novels are constructed as efficient, relentless terror- generating machines, and as such don't require (much less encourage) the reader to think about the sources of the florid homicidal rage they put on display.

That point matters, because the public's willingness to pay for safety is widely accepted as a key principle in appraising safety projects.Presumably the visual impact of train-crash pictures, and the terror they generate among politicians, is mostly to blame.

The war on terrorism has generated a global momentum against purveyors of terror.

Meanwhile, it is not only that a culture of fear is generated by the war on terror.

Moments of terror or ecstasy (or terror and ecstasy) generate synesthesias of sight, smell and touch: "stars begin to melt, drip by drip... into the color of irises," "the sound of beating wings grows louder" as a magical scent of roses fills the air.

The Dear Leader understands, as smart tyrants do, that perpetual clapping is generated by terror.