Should airlines sue over terror losses?
Collectively the numbers describe an excruciating burden of suffering for a population that has already endured more than a decade of deprivation, terror and loss — of rainy nights spent hiding in forests, of meals made out of the leaves of bean plants, of the brutal deaths of friends and family.
Instead, the earthquake provoked a sense of communion, a haunted experience of terror and loss that we all shared.
Who would go through what they've gone through – terror, bereavement, loss of all their possessions – unless there lives depended on it?
Given your active sense of right and wrong, I doubt you could focus entirely on yourself while your boyfriend lay alone and helpless, suffering the terror, the loss of control and the humbling pain that death's approach might bring.
This is one of many scenes so painful that my two days of reading the book felt less like a reading experience than a life experience: two days of terror and loss.
Watching the child you once cradled in your arms walk out the door and into their own life always fills a parent with a sense of terror and loss.
Her performance parses every nuance in the writer's trajectory of decline — from embarrassment to bewilderment, from terror to loss, from nonentity to a final connection with an enduring life force, where, in the shuffle of dementia, Murdoch somehow finds a dance.
The years had brought many swart beliefs to the land and the man had seen blood cults and bridge trolls, men driven mad with hunger and terror and loss.
We state because we experienced some kind of terror or loss or hardship, we are righteous.
