Sentence examples for a murderous act from inspiring English sources

The attack by terrorists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem on July 31, which took the lives of seven innocent people, five of them American (news article, Aug. 8), was more than a murderous act.

As many times as we've heard Morrissey exclaim through multiple songs and various PETA campaigns that meat is, in fact, a murderous act, it's hard to ignore how cool of a stage prop it can actually be.

Sadly, Osborne is far from the only person whose online obsession has quickly manifested itself in a murderous act, as evidenced by our look at IronMarch, an obscure neo-Nazi forum that took its members on a shared journey of radicalisation that resulted in an international wave of terror attacks.

One of the satirical pleasures of the book is that it parodies the search for explanation that often accompanies our response to a gratuitously murderous act.

Plus it's a final murderous act for Rachael Stirling as Medea in Mike Bartlett's production, which finishes its tour at the Northcott in Exeter.

But I couldn't help feeling that Three Monkeys was an over-egged pudding, a film trying to be too many things in too many styles and moreover poised on the edge of implausibility: a certain murderous act, and subsequent cover-up, are left rather conveniently unexplained.

I remember the numbing feeling, the disbelief, the questioning of who could possibly be doing what soon became evident was an intentional murderous act.

It was a cowardly and murderous act.

The story will follow the consequences of a man's murderous act of self-defence and its effect upon his family and is due to go before the cameras later this year.

In the film we aren't given strong reason to despise Amy wholly nor understand the depth of her passionate insanity -- instead of mutilating herself on the bathroom floor, she calmly drains her blood via a needle and tube while reading a book, and her murderous act in the film's latter stages is played as triumphant.

The puzzle for the police was who could be responsible for this murderous act against a peace group, their whole ethos based on the Quaker principle of non-violent direct action, of bearing witness to moral wrongs.