Sentence examples for execution as if from inspiring English sources
So does Maria's desperate attempt to kiss the craven Leicester as she is being led to her execution, as if she were Farrah Fawcett in some made-for-television crime movie.
A first piece by bright young company Non Zero One, this assured work is a logistical triumph even if there is a certain coolness in its execution, as if deftness has triumphed over emotion.
He's also counting on the press to let him blur his record by accentuating his subsequent criticism of the war's execution — as if the war's execution (also criticized by countless Democrats), not its conception, was the fatal error.
An understandable instinct on the part of people in public life, as well as of citizens addicted to Morris's "cacophony of divergent voices" on radio and cable television, is to magnify the power of major news organizations, and to see their work as a seamless web of well-laid concept and execution, as if the news were played on a great cathedral organ.
The idea is not terribly original (see Rirkrit Tiravanija's current installation at the Drawing Center, also a series of drawings from the pages of The Herald Tribune), and Mr. Westphalen has given it a slapdash execution as if to imply that his paintings are as disposable as the newsprint pages that inspired them.
Some of the more elaborate set pieces seem more audacious in their conception than in their execution, as if Chazelle's studied formal mimicry were somehow keeping him from pulling out all the stops.
Anyone can participate in this story; even the Republican debate audiences have been compelling, booing a gay veteran or cheering execution numbers as if responding to prompts from a shrill left-wing satirist.
Is it the casual chatter of the men departing the execution site, as if leaving a football match, or is it the white vans reversing into the square to collect three bodies?
He described the imminent execution as barbaric.
He faces execution as a result.
He counts the execution as a victory.
