Sentence examples for bloodless event from inspiring English sources

"What occurred was not a bloodless event," he said, adding, "Blood was spilled".

The crusade itself is described as a brief and bloodless event that was only performed to bring the "blind and evil heathen people of Finland" under Christian order.

Surrounded by the spectacle he had willed into being, he made what promised to be another bloodless all-star event a great time.

President Obama's bloodless quality about people and events, the emotional detachment that his aides said allowed him to see things more clearly, has instead obscured his vision.

He described how governors in one school "wanted to replace the head with a Muslim head"; in another that "staff and governors were in an alliance to destabilise the head"; and in another school he described events as a "bloodless coup".

One line making the rounds on Wall Street is that the events of last week show that, just as with Long-Term Capital Management, the quants' models didn't work — that bloodless computers simply can't anticipate events outside the norm.

Yet the overall effect was bloodless.

However, there have been few neurophysiological studies describing the outcome after bloodless field surgery.

It is his passionate love and concern for his pregnant wife, Princess Amidala, coupled with a sense of his own slighted dignity that are to be the tragic and fateful factors leading to the most unconvincing evil act you can imagine, an event weirdly neutralised by the bloodless unreality that surrounds everything.

Dramas based on historical events can sometimes have a bloodless quality, said Martha Lavey, the artistic director of Steppenwolf, and leave audiences feeling that they are being taught a lesson rather than being plunged into rich drama.

The result is a relatively bloodless compromise.