Sentence examples for extremely bloody from inspiring English sources

Bloody funny and extremely bloody.

Be warned that the images are extremely bloody.

Between 338 and 350 he was engaged in inconclusive but extremely bloody warfare with the Persian king Shāpūr II.

Gilroy examined "Dead on Arrival": an extremely bloody hoodlum lies supine beside a car, an identifying tag looped around his left wrist.

He warned, though, that the denouement could be protracted and extremely bloody, costing tens, or even hundreds of thousands of Syrian lives.

Crushing it by force, as some Shiite hotheads in the Parliament's majority bloc are calling for, will be an extremely bloody business.

Just before his arrest, Mr. Elshamy uploaded extremely graphic, bloody footage to YouTube, showing the mangled bodies of protesters killed during the forced dispersal of the sit-in by Egypt's military-backed government.

Express cartoonist Michael Cummings said he had "cartoonist's license" to reflect British views that the Irish were "extremely violent, bloody-minded, always fighting, drinking enormous amounts, [and] getting roaring drunk".

Perhaps the young President will reach the conclusion that there is no need for him alone to stand tall in the face of a miserable fate, either at the hands of angry rebels who would give him the treatment they gave Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in an extremely primitive and bloody manner, or before international tribunals that accuse him of committing crimes against humanity.

The new details suggested that the raid, though chaotic and bloody, was extremely one-sided, with a force of more than 20 Navy Seal members quickly dispatching the handful of men protecting Bin Laden.

A war involving high political ideals, this was also – as civil wars generally are – bloody, arbitrary and extremely cruel.