Sentence examples for terror of the unknown from inspiring English sources
Her imagination and the terror of the unknown do the rest.
It is partly the terror of the unknown and partly the wish to feel that you have a kind of elder brother who will stand by you in all your troubles and disputes.
A powerful, perfect blend of the space-travel and horror genres, "Alien" tapped into a deep, claustrophobic anxiety and an equally primal sense of adventure, the simultaneous thrill and terror of the unknown.
As Rose natters her way through a thicket of banalities -- about the food, the weather and her husband's job as a driver -- she emerges as a haunted Pinter prototype, a woman who has retreated into a muffling insularity through terror of the unknown.
He has learned some of the right words in the years since, Dr. Stein tells us, because he has come to understand to the emotions that patients experience when illness descends, the feeling that the body has betrayed them, the terror of the unknown, the loss of a legion of familiar comforts and the loneliness of being kidnapped into the land of the ill.
However, the ease and availability of CGI technology means artists and directors now use it so often that mystery and terror of the unknown in films, whether in the form of a monster or a spaceship, evaporates.
Visitors waiting to dispense $15 for a fright also gagged over Mr. Hanf's tabloid-style sideshow, "Terrors of the Unknown".
Even 11 months after what has become known simply as "Chernobyl" I sensed a terror of the darkest unknown as I donned the requisite protective gear and checked Geiger counter readings before entering the surviving turbine room adjoining plant No. 4, where the explosion had occurred.
The prospect of a future freezes me in terror, for fear of the unknown.
After the first surgery, there was the terror and fear of the unknown, and after the second surgery, Donna was flung into chemo.
The original Blair Witch – and, to an extent, Wingard's film – works not because of video cameras, but because of the psychological terror, the fundamental fear of the unknown.
