Sentence examples for driven to killing from inspiring English sources

Wronged, furious and highly volatile, Medea is eventually driven to killing her own children.

"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.

Cusk preserves the outward form of a drama about a woman driven to kill her own children but radically alters the climax to deny us cathartic satisfaction.

Or are the social forces that shaped him the same pressures that thousands of other people have endured without being driven to kill?

Last month the state press said she was driven to kill as a way to protect her son, a graduate of Oxford and Harvard, who is believed to be in the United States.

Slate's Jack Shafer agrees, arguing that "only the tiniest handful of people — most of whom are already behind bars, in psychiatric institutions, or on psycho-meds — can be driven to kill by political whispers or shouts".

He described being driven to kill his seven victims in a shooting rampage that terrorized this city by his resentment over the fate of the Palestinians, and France's military presence in Afghanistan and ban on the full Muslim veil.