Sentence examples for a particularly murderous from inspiring English sources

After a particularly murderous chemical strike, Mr Obama looked as if he would attack Syria, but sought approval from Congress in a vote that he stood to lose.

Romero was killed by a bullet fired by an assassin, probably on the orders of the late Major Roberto d'Aubuisson, a particularly murderous officer trained by the US.

First, he was the retired Cleveland autoworker exposed, despite his denials, as a particularly murderous and brutal Treblinka guard nicknamed Ivan the Terrible.

Oh, and a less popular (and, given the realms of possibility in the series) but more likely explanation is that Snow will return as a particularly murderous White Walker.

That said, while the narcotics game might not be a particularly murderous one over here, there is certainly an undercurrent of violence involved though it's not anywhere near as dramatic as the landscape of turf wars and tear-ups the internet's junior slingers seem keen to convey.

Pick up a real-life espionage story, a biography on an athlete he admires, or even a well-researched work of historical fiction that combines history and biography, such as I, Claudius (about a particularly murderous period of the Roman Empire) or something from the Flashman series (about a lovable scoundrel during British colonialism).

As a result, they are particularly murderous.

Our relationship, which at times has verged upon the murderous – I'll get to that later – was not a particularly unusual one.

Not that the leader of Venezuela's opposition is a particularly boring or obnoxious guest, despite the strenuous efforts of President Nicolás Maduro to portray him as a "murderous fascist".

A particularly effeminate one.

(A particularly British malady).