Sentence examples for homicidal tendencies from inspiring English sources

Her detractors accused her of homicidal tendencies.

Not the most obvious indication of homicidal tendencies, but Linda was undaunted.

The New Yorker, November 4, 1939 P. 17 A sequence of servants all with homicidal tendencies.

Have I altered my campaign in any way because of the homicidal tendencies of the Russian government?

A bulletin issued to police departments on Monday said he was believed to have "suicidal or homicidal tendencies".

"It basically termed me a paranoid-schizophrenic with -- dare I say -- with homicidal tendencies," said Mr. Feld.

Additionally, a psychopathic, sociopathic or homicidal tendency must be separated out from both autism and from mental illness more generally.

"There's also probably a lack of notification by healthcare professionals in instances when people are expressing suicidal or in certain cases homicidal thoughts or tendencies".

"I think the fact of the matter is, there's a general lack of resources in community mental-health treatment generally," he told CNN. "There's also probably a lack of notification by healthcare professionals in instances when people are expressing suicidal or in certain cases homicidal thoughts or tendencies".

One could still worry that a pilot with homicidal or suicidal tendencies could evade this screening process to maintain their commercial certification.

Female ghosts are often perverted mother figures who exhibit infanticidal tendencies or homicidal jealousy in place of the expected maternal nurturing qualities, such as the entity in Lewis Allen's delectably spooky The Uninvited (1944), in which Ray Milland and his sister buy a house on a Devon clifftop and find themselves caught up in a supernatural Rebecca-type scenario.