Sentence examples for understandable terror from inspiring English sources

Water coming!'" Raban breaks away from his daughter's understandable terror of this monstrous, roaring thing to speak of theology, and the Salish Indians, the Oregon fishery and its destruction by the logging industry.

George Bush hailed it as "a part of the victory on the war on terror"—understandable, perhaps, given that the mullahs had been voted out.

Detaining droves of Middle Eastern men was a simplistic, if understandable, reaction to the terror threat.

Your terror is understandable.

If defenders of the two-state solution cannot resolve the real problem of Jerusalem — not just formal sovereignty over the Holy Basin but the understandable fear of reciprocal terror — the extremists to the right of Netanyahu will become more entrenched in any future coalition.

Anti-terror stop-and-search powers were used against octogenarian peace campaigners and instant extradition arrangements – passed in the understandable post-9/11 panic – were used against bankers, businessmen and, most notably, vulnerable internet adventurer Gary McKinnon.

Given our treatment of seagulls, it would be understandable if they launched a campaign of terror against us.

Given the fear these attacks instill -- after all, they're called terror attacks for a reason -- it's understandable to give in to emotional impulses.

Laudable and understandable justifications inform these impulses; there is no doubt that crime and terror can be – and are – planned and perpetrated online.

At a time when terror has returned to strike at the heart of the Europe, it is understandable for Europe to covet stability.

With the economy rebounding, broad public support for the war on terror and big reforms in education and health under his belt, that may be understandable.