Sentence examples for describes a murder from inspiring English sources
And when a news report describes a murder victim as a "well-dressed woman, about 35, with a knife in her back".
This is where the media must consider its use of language – the language that variously describes a murder victim as a "shemale", "prostitute" or "hooker wife".
In his online paper "Landscape and Memory: an Archaeology of Boston's Chinatown", graduate student Alexander Keim describes a murder due to violence between tongs, or gangs, in the area, that brought "up to 20,000 Chinese mourners, a majority of them from outside Chinatown" to the area (Keim 10).
She never described a murder and a death; instead, she'd evoke a fantastic transformation, one that turned a simple young man from one of the poorer quarters of Algiers into an invincible, long-awaited hero, a kind of savior.
Vocals arrive a hazy falsetto or a gruff rasp; words are mumbled, and when they emerge in a song like "Drum and the Uncomfortable Can," they could be describing a murder plot.
An appeals tribunal today admonished a judge who described a murder defendant as a "modern Robin Hood" to express herself more carefully, but upheld her decision to free the man and four fellow suspects, who prosecutors say admitted killing an American executive.
He had liked him but not considered him especially worth cultivating until, one day, Perry described a murder, telling how, simply for "the hell of it," he had killed a colored man in Las Vegas — beaten him to death with a bicycle chain.
An article in some editions on May 22 about the questioning of three Brooklyn high school students after notes describing a murder plot were discovered included erroneous information from the police about the McDonald's restaurant where one of the named targets worked.
His killers described a murder in a violent drill music video which formed part of the evidence in the investigation into his death.
The song is a grim escape fantasy describing a murder suicide, which "has the singer driving his car to the shore, his trunk 'bleeding' with 'broken hearts'".
No one should ever describe a murder as a thing of beauty, but the way in which Argento unfurls the aforementioned hanging and another brutal killing involving barbed wire is downright sublime.
