Sentence examples for their terrors from inspiring English sources

In their physical high jinks, the great clowns revealed themselves — their lusts, their terrors, their fury.

Shakespeare moves his readers vicariously through these life experiences while he himself struggles to capture, in tragic form, their terrors and challenges.

Bryson's great skill is that of lightly holding the reader's hand throughout; building up such trust that topics as recondite as atomic weights, relativity and particle physics are shorn of their terrors.

I can see their terrors of growing old, their worries about their failures, about what's been lost to them thanks to the passage of time; and I can see them just as clearly as King's protagonists could – as, I'm sure, King did himself.

They formed a support group where they shared their terrors of the night and every month they ventured forth in hoods and fiery crosses to bait and worry the Frankenstein's monster who had now taken residence in the Speaker's chair in the Palace of Westminster.

You can see why sea captains liked to retire there: close enough to tides to measure the seasons by their comings and goings; far enough away from the waves not to be reminded of their terrors.

They use Iraq to divide us, just as they use Afghanistan where again their terror is the obstacle to Afghan democracy, just as they use Palestine where terrorism does not create progress but destroys it.

The more a prosecutor stirs their terror, the more likely they are to buckle.

The Maoists are increasingly unpopular, and may feel obliged to step up their terror.

Pirates had used flags as part of their terror tactics for centuries, but in different styles.

Perhaps they all know he feels their pride, their sorrow, their terror.