Sentence examples for deception and murder from inspiring English sources

Some of the characters are driven to deception and murder.

However, the holiday turns into a "labyrinthine nightmare of lies, deception and murder".

The whole thing is perpetually in danger of boiling over into intrigue and deception and murder.

Tonight the Center for Contemporary Opera, which does such essential work, will give local audiences one more chance to attend the first fully staged New York production of one of Mr. Floyd's lesser-known works, "Markheim," set in London on Christmas Eve in 1880 and based on a Robert Louis Stevenson story of gambling, deception and murder among gentlemen.

Mad Dogs centres on four friends who holiday in Majorca, though as time passes, their holiday soon turns into a labyrinthine nightmare of lies, deception, and murder.

They accidentally discover a 200-year-old dictionary that lands them, as the book jacket denotes, "in a web of deception, conspiracy, and murder that will reveal the best-kept secret of the U.S. presidency".

Saints & Sinners centers around the pursuit of power, intertwined with greed, deception, corruption, and murder - all set against the backdrop of a large southern church.

Muhly, the subject of a 2008 New Yorker Profile by Rebecca Mead, will present an audio excerpt from his forthcoming opera "Two Boys" — a potentially disturbing tale, based on a real-life case, from England in the nineteen-nineties, of Internet deception, sexual confusion, and murder.

By the 1970s, however, they had begun to include overblown plots, overt sexual content (usually including nudity), and subjects chosen for controversy and scandal, such as deception, incest, murder, and adultery.

They resorted to the tired myth of trans deception and joke about murdering them to feel better about their weak compromised masculinity.

The grays, the shadows, the mysterious webs of murder, deception and corruption, the morally ambiguous characters.