Sentence examples for drive to kill from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors at Dr. Shipman's trial argued that his drive to kill was fueled by a desire for godlike power over life and death.

This being the Ivy League, the goons are in suits and button-down shirts, but they still shoot and drive to kill.

But given their drive to kill health reform at any cost, they might well argue that these are programmatic changes whose budgetary impact is "merely incidental".

It was Mr. Badinter, a lawyer and a key figure in the abolition of the French death penalty, who embarked on a personal odyssey to create an art exhibition that explored justice, punishment and man's drive to kill.

That's why they campaign for legal reform; that's why they liberate data; that's why they form mass movements to stop the drive to kill net neutrality or impose mass surveillance.

House Speaker Dennis Hastert opposes campaign finance reform, but the masterminds of the drive to kill it are Tom DeLay, the House whip, and Representative Bob Ney of California, chairman of the House Administration Committee.

"They wonder why a pillar of the community could be driven to kill".

It is the story of a man driven to kill by childhood demons and a satire on psychotherapy.

Fred Klein, the former Nassau County assistant district attorney who prosecuted Mr. Rifkin, said that Mr. Rifkin was driven to kill not out of anger or revenge, but out of pleasure.

An R. & B. hit from 1960, "There's Something on Your Mind," relates the anguish of a man who is driven to kill by his lover's infidelity.

In September, a labour standards inspection office in Tokyo said she had been driven to kill herself due to stress brought on by long working hours.