Sentences with phrase «kind of terror»

They also evoke the wild, Dionysian, terrifying, highly charged sexual side to existence, an inner beast lurking in all of us that rebels against another kind of terror altogether — the terror of bourgeois existence.

A deeper, more primal kind of terror comes when you toss in a general sense of paranoia that one or more of your «pals» is really a monster disguised in a human mean sack.

Racing is fun, but it is also a kind of terror.

This kind of terror won't probably make you jump from your chair, most of the times, but it will force you to see with your own eyes the ambiguity around you, inside yourself and discover the fight against your deepest inner fears.

Bait director Kimble Rendall is taking on a new kind of terror, this spinning horrific webs with spiders.

Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) partners up with Nyah Hall (Thandie Newton) to stop renegade agent Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott) before he can release a new kind of terror — a biological agent — on an unsuspecting world.

The slight alteration plumbs for a different kind of terror, and Eisner's sense of timing provides a fine balance between fear of the unknown and horror of the inevitable.

Seemingly sprung from Rodin, Giacommetti and Italian Renaissance Gothic sculpture, Hill House is an elaborate theme - park castle, adorned with griffins, gargoyles and hundreds of mini busts of children, each of which looks like it's on the verge of witnessing some kind of terror.

It fails to pay attention to who is actually observing rules of war and who is not (an unsurprising failure in one who thinks that making war on terrorists is simply fighting «one kind of terror with another,» an astonishingly imprecise analysis).

This is the kind of terror and horror comes upon Abram here.

Aversion: Again, the intellectual confusion is so profound that it stupefies and invokes a kind of terror, from mild to monstrous.

So as you get this great bundle of great fictional fears for a great price, add a few dollars for folks who are experiencing the kind of terrors the rest of us hope to avoid.

Not exact matches

«The e-book terror has kind of subsided,» the Times quoted Steve Bercu, co-owner of an Austin bookstore as saying.

But getting over our terror of rejection is essential if you want to show the kind of perseverance it takes to get a business off the ground.

But that kind of targeted tracking would not require broad access to records of people unconnected to terror suspects and their known associates, which is hinted at by both Sen. Udall's remarks and the high rate of modifications imposed on Section 215 orders by the FISA court.

When I was at Oxford, over ten years ago, I encountered all kinds of organisations I wouldn't dream of joining — from the Oxford Hayek Society to the Oxford Marxists to the Isis newspaper (named after the river, not the terror organisation).

One could argue that one of the fundamental problems which many religions seek to address (although each with a different vocabulary) is articulated in the following questions: What kind of Being could know birth and death, ecstasy and terror, in the same instant?

There is connected with this imagery a kind of compelling terror.

This kind of internal contradiction seems to run through much traditional theology; it finds explicit expression in Luther's dichotomy between the terrible God, who put him not only in awe but in utter terror, and the tender and loving God whom he knew in Jesus Christ as the savior, the loving friend, and the gracious Father of men.

He said «international development seems to invoke some kind of moral terror, balking at the notion of giving to the most needy» for some Conservative members.

In doing so, however, it exposed us to what Eliade refers to as a kind of «terror.»

She actually is quite adept at Biblical interpretation and has done some good reading and research and exegetical spade work when she is dealing with any kinds of Biblical texts, including the so - called «texts of terror».

That kind of fluidity can benefit a playoff team, even one going against the terror that is LeBron James.

terror will be spread upon his enemies and justice will prevail (just following the pattern of the movie «Danny the dog», hope i remember the story of that movie right d) Got a new world class member in our medical staff that amongst other abilities and skills he specializes in healing just every kind of injury of a DEFENDER in just two working days (for other players's positions he needs a bit more) e) Chambers is of pure quality - nothing to brag a lot, yet.

Even this kind of activity, says Johnson, is not a true night terror.

This kind of interference may increase the length or strength of the night terror rather than alleviate their fears.

And hopefully less likely to grow up to be those kind of parents that say, «I don't know why I did what I did, but I was a terror and spanking sure helped!»

According to Adeogun, the emphasis of the Terrorism (Prevention) Act was not on the weapon used but on any act that could instill terror in the mind of citizens or the state, regardless of the kind of weapon deployed by the terrorist.

What kind of city's political leaders don't immediately see the rank stupidity of toasting a man whose terror group bombed their home turf, repeatedly, and isn't even sorry about it?

These departments are essential to the health and safety of all Americans: protecting public health; ensuring clean air, water, and the safety of our food and consumer goods; protecting our natural resources; and responding to national emergencies of all kinds, from terror attacks to natural disasters.

So the awesome new boyfriend was kind of enough to take this picture of me last week at Terror Tuesday.

There's no real terror or dread in it, just the same old meat - puppet gore and cattle - prod scares served up with a kind of ritualized self - satisfaction.

Polanski's filmmaking is pristine, with terror lurking just outside the frame and the swanky apartment building transformed into a kind of hellish prison.

Ex Machina whips up the same kind of existential terror Mary Shelley harnessed almost exactly 200 years ago in Frankenstein, but for a time in which the flow of information holds the same world - conquering potential that the flow of electricity once did.

She's the kind of glamorously imperious boss who's both a role model and a terror to anyone reporting to her.

That protection even goes so far as the kind giant capturing nightmares and locking them up in bottles, lest any child experience terror in the world of dreams.

His Cronenberg-esque English - language horror film, Possession, is among the best of its kind, brimming with terror and excitement.

A mixture of Godzilla style creature feature, (replete with the kind of environmental subtexts which underlined the original Japanese terror's initial iteration), and a rom - com character study slowly poisoned by toxic behaviors, it often seems like Vigalondo's idea desires to be too many things at once.

But you get the sense that their experience and their terror are as essential as the massive set pieces that usually mark this kind of summer blockbuster.

The idea of students trapped in an auditorium after dark and chased by vengeful spirits isn't without promise, but rookie directors Travis Cluff and Chris Lofing show no facility for the kind of plausibly claustrophobic camera setups that make Paranormal Activity (or its sequels) so visually compelling; it also doesn't help that their cast of fresh - faced young actors (all playing characters under their real names) never quite inhabit the supposedly pants - wetting terror of their situation.

There's some kind of genius in how Peele mixes terror, laughs and addressing prejudice like we've never seen it done before.

by Walter Chaw Split into three parts, aptly like the anthology horror films The Monsters Club and Trilogy of Terror, Disney's own direct - to - video horrorshow Cinderella II: Dreams Come True reeks of corners cut and the kind of flaccid inspiration fuelled by the urge towards filthy lucre.

But ITT is also being misused, for pornographic, for different kind of sexual abuse, for violence, spreading violence, almost all terror groups in the world are very advanced in ITT.

It's not a murder mystery; it's a completely different kind of mystery that takes place today, in a world not of the Cold War, but of international terror and conspiracy, and involving a bunch of superheroes.

Ned was independent, kind, and in spite of his terror, he let the team do what they had to do.

Just imagine the kind of stress and terror these shelter dogs must feel right now.

I'm very excited for something new that keeps that Kratos - terror kind of vibe.

In my experience, adults have a particular terror of this kind of frustration, because it erodes the feeling of competence and experience that undergirds their self - worth.

and heavy overtones suggesting that killing ants was some kind of analogy for the war on terror?

The game contains no combat of any kind, and a few scary bits in the game are less about terror and more about clammy unease.