Príklady terror

• They clung together in terror as the screams grew louder.

• Her terror was compounded by the feeling that she was being watched.

• Nearly every new parent feels an amalgam of joy and terror.

• The political repression in this country is enforced by terror.

• She felt panic and terror rise in her whenever she thought of the future.

• Night terrors (different from nightmares) and somnambulism attacks also occur during slow wave sleep, all these data showing non-visual mental activity during sleep.

• I was fighting my own terrors in public, but others wanted to do it more gently.

• In fact, it is possible to induce terrors by external stimulation, such as sounding a buzzer.

• The terrors of a threatening economy are not to be dispelled so easily.

• The terrors which found support and nourishment in my pride no longer enter in to distract and separate.

• Is it a good idea to permit euthanasia by recognizing technology's terrors for many near the end of their lives?

• The picture that emerges is of two parallel terrors.

• The law comes to be supported solely by its terrors.

• Trollope's lighthearted dismissal of the castle's terrors seems to signal that her modern text will eschew the gothic's clumsy machinations.

• Knowing that the open public space holds no terrors for other people, the agoraphobic person makes out of their untroubled progress across it an enclave.

• The musical phrase accompanying this outburst was a veritable harmonic and melodic bogey to mid-century ears, though time has now robbed it of its terrors.

• Intrusive phenomena take the form of distressing intrusive thoughts and nightmares or night terrors, dissociative flashback episodes, and psychological distress and physical reactivity on exposure to traumatic reminders.

• Most modern-day evangelicals are little more likely to affirm such doctrines as a limited atonement, and neither group is entirely comfortable with how he preached the terrors that awaited sinners.

• Popular speculations about science and its terrors have often been dismissed as based on journalistic ignorance of science, sensationalism, or willful misinterpretation for the sake of making news.

• Conspicuous consumption holds no terrors for him.