Sentence examples for terror like a from inspiring English sources

Mr. del Toro understands that nothing says terror like a home that's become a rattling cage.

As an anxiety sufferer, nothing fills me with dread and terror like a phone call from a withheld number.

"Rather than a challenge of historic importance, too many Democrats treat the war on terror like a political nuisance," he said.

There's what you want your life to be and what it is, and beneath that there's something deeper which pulls at you; an anxious, subconscious terror, like a cigarette smouldering in the couch.

The Faces of Terror Like a line in a sacred text, a single sentence in the museum's guidelines generated volumes of conflicting commentary: Exhibits should explore "a factual presentation of what is known of the terrorists, including their methods and means of preparation".

Aharonowitz, who supported the designation, warned the attacks could destabilize security in the West Bank and Jerusalem and called them an "an act of terror like any other".

He was also something of a holy terror, like Abraham Lincoln with a wild side.

Radical asymmetries of power, more than moral barbarity alone, are what make terror seem like a logical strategy for the weak.

Asked for his views on the French Revolution, Zhou Enlai replied that it was too early to say; and he must have hoped for a similarly delayed verdict on the Chinese Revolution, the human costs of which truly did make the Reign of Terror look like a dinner party.

She also said the episode has "the ideal balance of cuteness and sheer terror – like SpongeBob running from a mysterious character, saying, 'Well, that place will be there tomorrow.

He and his colleague, Vladimir Vorobiev — the play's main characters — succeeded spectacularly, won fortune and power, then fell from grace into the terror, like many others who served a regime that survived through myth and fear.