The level of terror instilled by juju led British police to spend two years trying to dispel the fears of women so they could give evidence in the first case of its kind in Europe, in 2011.
All we ask is that the treatment be full-blooded, as with the gothic, oddly Germanic terror instilled by David Lean in his 1948 version or the unembarrassed jollity, spiced with weeping, that Lionel Bart and Carol Reed brewed for the 1968 musical "Oliver!" And so to the latest "Oliver Twist".
"If they can't keep you down by discrimination, then they have attempted to keep you down by terror, by instilling fear in you... Do not let these terrorists slow you down, fear you down".
A serial killer's latest victim turns out to be the wife of a highly-trained government secret agent who turns the tables on the murderer, relentlessly pursuing him to ensure that he experiences the same terror he instilled in his victims.
The chemicals also acted as an effective "instrument of terror" to instil fear in civilian populations in rebel-held areas.
And Marisol Nichols is Heather Cruz, an outsider turned member of this clique of God-fearing women capable of instilling terror.
Mr. Giuliani, famous for taking revenge when crossed, has kept people in line by instilling terror in all but his sternest critics.
Led by Toussaint-Louverture, the Haitians not only succeeded in throwing off French rule but soon overran parts of the previously Spanish eastern end of the island as well, instilling terror in the white ruling class.
An FM radio station that was effective in instilling terror — Mr. Fazlullah's acolytes read out the names of those who faced beheadings on nightly broadcasts — is still operating, said Adnan Khan, a businessman in Mingaora, the main town of Swat.
The paracos, as they were called, operated across the country, massacring civilians suspected of guerrilla ties, sometimes in close coördination with the Army: one favored method of instilling terror was to chainsaw people to death in public.
LAIZA, Myanmar — The Kachin tribesmen who inhabit the hills along Myanmar's border with China have a reputation as stealthy jungle warriors, famous for repelling Japanese attacks in the Second World War with booby traps and instilling terror by slicing off ears to tally their kills.
