Sentences with phrase «sheer terror best»

Sheer terror best describes the feeling of walking down that red carpet — past the burly security guards — and climbing the stairway to heaven.

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Of course, it's impossible to know yet whether Jackson's potential ability to turn out conservative activists will outweigh the likelihood that he'll force the other side to the polls out of sheer terror, but Virginia Dems MUST be felling better about their November prospects now than they were a couple of weeks ago.

The painting above perfectly encapsulates the sheer terror that the «good doctor» inflicted on his unwilling patients.

The opening sequences are among the best ever filmed treating the sheer terror and adrenaline rush of an out - and - out chase, and are nearly silent the whole time, such is the high action quotient.

That said, the sheer terror of what it must have been like inside a claustrophobic, sweaty and fear - riddled vehicle under fire is extremely well delivered, giving Fury some of the edge of the classic Das Boot, which is praise indeed.

I thought THE CONJURING was very good, but never delivered the sheer terror I felt during INSIDIOUS.

Begun as one of the fake Grindhouse trailers only seen by Canadian audiences, Eisener's feature - length dark comedy about a vigilante vagrant (Rutger Hauer in a valiant performance) mowing down some of the most vile residents of a lawless town may be the best midnight movie of the 2000s (even beating out Rodriguez's delightful Planet Terror for sheer WTF!

For those of us who have witnessed an attack, or been bitten ourselves, it's well - nigh impossible to forget those feelings of acute discomfort ranging from nervousness to sheer terror upon sighting a strange and unleashed dog padding down the road towards us.