Sentence examples for deadly outburst from inspiring English sources

Unlike De Palma, Peirce is no Hitchcockian: where De Palma builds an element of guilt and consequence into Carrie's deadly outburst, Peirce expressly removes it.

Investigators said the major's computers, cellphones and papers would be examined, his past investigated and his friends, relatives and military acquaintances would be interviewed in an effort to develop a profile of him and try to learn what had motivated his deadly outburst.

The Courant reported, "There was nothing about Thornton, whom they described as a 'mama's boy,' that could have foreshadowed such a deadly outburst.

It said deadly outbursts at schools were increasingly likely to result in multiple deaths.

Torrey's book describes a nation that has been unable to come up with a humane mental health policy — one that protects the ill from their own demons and society from their rare but deadly outbursts.

Providing "information about strategies to help parents and schools grappling with the threat of deadly outbursts in the nation's schools," as President Bush proposes, is all well and good, but it fails to deal with the underlying problem of ready access to weapons.

The rioting was the deadliest outburst of ethnic violence in China in decades.

The deadliest outburst occurred in 2008 in Lhasa, the capital of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, where rioting and the crackdown that followed killed at least 20 people.

State media reported the attackers killed 16 officers and wounded 16 others, likely making it the deadliest outburst of ethnic violence in China since at least the early 1990s.

From the study of the 500 shootings, Mr. Huberman said, officials know that deadly violent outbursts are not truly random.

Accordingly, he wrapped his outburst of deadly rage in an Isis flag, and claimed he was acting on behalf of the caliphate.