Sentence examples for thinking of terror from inspiring English sources
Republicans continue to criticize Mr. Holder as "thinking of terror attacks against the United States as criminal acts as opposed to acts of war," as former Vice President Dick Cheney put it Sunday on the ABC program "This Week".
I didn't find it difficult thinking about the reign of terror while sterilising feeding bottles and washing baby clothes, but I was extremely tired.
So if the Republicans can maximise the number of people thinking about terror on election day, maybe they can hang on to both arms of Congress.Some news helps them: for example, the alleged British plot to blow up transatlantic airliners.
For my electives, I'm thinking about HSM 670: The Economics of Terror and Extremism ("Week 7: Focus on Diamond Smuggling" looks especially fascinating) and HSM 710: Weapons of Mass Destruction.
But when it comes to large-scale acts of violent terrorism perpetrated by radicalized Muslims which is what many Americans are really thinking of when they talk about "terror attacks"—the US has actually endured far fewer incidents than Europe in recent years.
Accurately or not, you could hardly avoid thinking of explosive conflict and random terror when presented with the seemingly aimless, numbing 10-minute barrage of violent clusters in the newly composed "Skia" ("Shadow," in Greek).
"You can't look at a bungled terror headline without thinking of Four Lions now.
Mr Evans cautioned against thinking the terror threat had evaporated in the wake of Osama Bin Laden's death.
Wanton acts of terror, to the point of shocking deliberate murders that seem inexplicable to normal thinking.
Theirs are tears of terror.
