A regime prepared to execute citizenry in its first days cannot but be viewed with alarm and considered as murderous.
That shootout was now considered a murderous fiction contrived by ambitious men in the Indian security forces.
Now, as police union comments make clear, anybody standing up in solidarity against this racist pattern in policing will be considered a murderous threat too.
With Turkey and, to a lesser extent, Iran intervening aggressively in the endless battle between Kurdish factions, the Baghdad regime, with astounding cynicism considering its murderous record, is now presenting itself as a neutral, mediating force.
The rupture is curious, since Lord and Lady Redesdale effectively separated over politics: from early on, he considered the Nazis "a murderous gang of pests".
In parts of Australia, though, even a nonviolent gay advance is still considered provocation enough to justify an uncontrollable murderous reaction.
She was plagued by visions of ending up in a straitjacket, locked away in a mental asylum, and felt so full of murderous rage that she even considered killing her mother, with whom she was sharing a room.
But once they posted "Jesus Would Stone Homos" the speech was not only hateful, it was murderous--yet somehow was considered "protected" speech.
In the late 1930s, Stalin was viewed as a murderous thug, and the Soviet Union was widely considered to be a totalitarian state.
The New York Herald Tribune thought On Her Majesty's Secret Service to be "solid Fleming", while the Houston Chronicle considered the novel to be "Fleming at his urbanely murderous best, a notable chapter in the saga of James Bond".
