A cynical individual might wonder who benefits more from the terror induced by terrorism: the terrorists themselves or the politicians and governments who use the public reaction to acts of terror for political gain?
It refer to the terror induced by having to create on demand.
For the Romantic poets the sublime – that mysterious sense of awe and terror induced by the natural world – took on its darker manifestation in winter.
"It seems The Shining's extended periods of tension and soundtrack kept viewers' hearts racing throughout, but simply couldn't match the massive terror induced by Freddy Krueger's multiple gruesome murders or The Exorcist's explicit exorcism".
Sometimes, out of his extensive rhetorical tool kit, the president pulls a weird folksy tone, a subliminal suggestion of Merle Haggard, designed, no doubt, to soothe the terror induced by his blackness.
A decade later, Douhet argued in his classic study The Command of the Air that the sheer terror induced by mass bombing of civilian targets would shorten conflicts and save lives; outrage was thus misplaced, for total war was humane.
"Much of the interest and terror induced by great crimes is due, not to their abnormal content, but to that in them which is normal," she states in Asta's Book (1993).
"Much of the interest and terror induced by great crimes is due, not to their abnormal content, but to that in them which is normal," she wrote in her novel Asta's Book.
The 40th anniversary of Jaws is upon us, and the terror induced by that movie is still as real today as it was decades ago.
In one example, a PSW was able to intuit a causal link between a resident's faded tattooed number, the Holocaust, and the terror induced by showering: I have one resident too, and I am sure because I read lots of books about the [concentration] camp.
As an intern, sitting in on these meetings was inspiring and terror-inducing in equal measure.
