Sentence examples for too terrorized from inspiring English sources

They left Iraq, they say, only because they were too terrorized to stay.

Government forces retook Kakata the next day, but the students were too terrorized to return that spring.

Devananda claims that eighty per cent of Tamils want a federal solution but that most are too terrorized by the Tigers to say so.

Elsewhere, bodies, dead and alive, were thrown on flaming pyres or left to rot, with relatives too terrorized to bury the remains.

The local authorities & the police were powerless to destroy the Rachman organization because the victims were too terrorized or too simple to complain, & the transactions kept disappearing behind a smoke screen of names.

Another was in the oral arguments before the Supreme Court that resulted in the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, in which the late Justice Antonin Scalia said that the Court had to act, because Congress was too terrorized by charges of racism.

They, too, are terrorized by prolonged uncertainty, never knowing the limits of what is allowed--can women show their hair in public this month without fear of arrest?

It could also terrorize Israel.

But even though the board has dragged its feet for 800 years over the use of goal-line technology, it was super quick to make one decision that has terrorized the sport for too, too long: snoods.

"They killed most of my family while they slept, and we used to hear rumors that they terrorized other island communities, too," he said.

I knew because our family had been terrorized by Jordan's actions, too.