Sentence examples for terrors by from inspiring English sources
People prepare themselves for its terrors by familiarizing themselves with gigantic images".
She allayed male terrors by pretending to be infantile: she conversed in baby talk, and addressed the doddering, dribbling J Howard Marshall as "Paw-paw".
In gems like this, Keret evinces what the psychoanalyst Bruno Bettelheim called "the uses of enchantment," an ability to compel readers to experience their hidden terrors by means of symbolic narrative.
Istros Books, a UK publisher of south-east European authors, previously brought us Seven Terrors by Selvedin Avdić and The Son by Andrej Nikolaidis, but that is where all regionally specific grouping must end, because Farewell, Cowboy doesn't need it.
I'm reminded of my childhood terrors by this Los Angeles Times story, about a Wisconsin mother (and chairwoman of the Central Wisconsin Tea Party) trying to have a book pulled from her local kindergarten over fears it will "traumatise" children.
Obstetrics had already been robbed of some of its terrors by Alexander Gordon at Aberdeen, Scot., Oliver Wendell Holmes at Boston, and Ignaz Semmelweis at Vienna and Pest (Budapest), who advocated disinfection of the hands and clothing of midwives and medical students who attended confinements.
"Yes or no?" Mr. Hammous said he denounced "any form of terrorism, any act of terror — by individuals, by groups, by governments".
It is a terrorized population being held in terror by all these forces".
"Terror by telephone," a friend called it.
THE AGE OF SACRED TERROR, by Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon.
The Age of Terror By David Plante.
