Sentence examples for even murder at all from inspiring English sources
It was not premeditated murder, or even murder at all, according to Pistorius's statement.
He denied the killing was premeditated murder, or even murder at all.
He points to a 2003 Crime Scene Investigation called "Fur and Loathing," which depicts rampant sexual deviancy and even murder at a furry convention.
There are reports of beatings and torture, confiscated land, even murder at the hands of powerful and unscrupulous officials.
The Kurdish migration appears to be causing widespread misery, with Arabs complaining of expulsions and even murders at the hands of Kurdish returnees.
But given the flood of well-documented reports of the widespread torture and even murder of prisoners at Abu Ghraib, Bagram and Guantánamo, and now a United Nations report pointing to serious abuses at Guantánamo and calling for the base to be closed, would the United States itself not be considered a "notorious violator"?
Bybee had never distinguished himself as a great legal mind at all right up to the time that he helped draft a blueprint for how Bush and Cheney could torture and even murder Muslims housed at Gitmo.
Operation Midland's investigation into claims of a VIP paedophile ring abusing and even murdering children at the Dolphin Square housing block near Westminster and other sites was prompted by allegations from a complainant known only as "Nick".
They are also seeking a safe haven for themselves and their families, away from the threats of kidnapping, ransom and even murder that are routinely directed at wealthy Mexicans.
With convictions ranging from selling heroin to armed robbery and even murder, they have tenure-track positions at public universities, attend academic conferences and act as mentors to current convicts who hope some day to join their ranks.
Many seem to have derived their sense of how the system works from "House of Cards," the Netflix series about an unscrupulous politician who stops at nothing, not even murder, to scheme his way to power.
