Sentence examples for widespread terror from inspiring English sources
The marketplace of ideas (and emotions), he said, is responding to a widespread terror of divorce.
Now Somalis face yet another widespread terror: an alarming increase in rapes and sexual abuse of women and girls.
One leading financier told the New York Times that her appointment caused "widespread terror" on Wall Street.
The widespread terror of being buried alive, which today seems like a dark little wiggle of the id, once reflected a genuine possibility.
Now, that is all in question as the world watches the unfolding crisis in Japan's nuclear reactors and the widespread terror it has spawned.
"People on Wall Street perceive her to be hostile to their industry, and so there was pretty widespread terror when she got on the Banking Committee," said Steven Rattner, a New York financier and pillar of Mrs. Clinton's fund-raising network.
Widespread, paralysing terror is the whole aim of "terrorism", right?
To him, the matter is both simple and crucial: No one is above the law, he says, and allowing people to hide their identities, even for religious reasons, is a threat to public security, especially at a time of widespread fear of terror attacks.
"A massive influx of Americans would generate widespread fear and terror".
"The IDF has begun a widespread campaign on terror sites & operatives in the #Gaza Strip, chief among them #Hamas & Islamic Jihad targets," the Israeli military said on Twitter as the strike began.
