Sentence examples for waves of terror from inspiring English sources

Of course Assad's forces have unleashed waves of terror, but his jihadist opponents have also committed terrible atrocities.

The worries generated by the two waves of terror, the responses to them and some of their other characteristics are also similar.

The young man's nervous fingers leafed through the magazine hastily, mechanically, while hot waves of terror welled up inside him, then subsided, leaving him cold.

For cannabis smokers diagnosed years later with schizophrenia the outcome is a lifetime battling with psychosis, including symptoms such as paranoid delusions, hostile voices and unexplained waves of terror and guilt.

Those at the rightwing rallies then called him and Rabin "the criminals of Oslo", and blamed them for the waves of terror that buried a thousand Israelis once the agreement collapsed.

Most of the time, he allowed, they have been loyal to the State over the previous sixty years -- even during the 1967 and 1973 wars and "waves of terror" that followed.

Honest explanation, and simple history, also suggest that this wave of terror will pass, just as the anarchist wave passed, but that terrorism will not not as long as strange men are captivated by strange ideas.

So why did their wave of terror pass?

"Iran is the one behind the wave of terror.

The thought sent a wave of terror through me.

The double amputees were victims of the second wave of terror, called Operation No Living Thing.