Sentence examples for homicidal to from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be homicidal to work here, but it helps.

We're supposed to toggle to the "off" position any sentiment of remorse or compassion that we might feel for all the civilians who die thanks to our country's homicidal approach to keeping us safe.

Otherwise, the song is a litany of reasons why other, more pleasant locations couldn't hold his interest: He's been "high in the Rockies", he's "seen all the movie stars in their fancy cars and their limousines"; still, he'd rather ride the Greyhound bus – a mode of transport exclusively patronised by the insane and the homicidal – back to "Chinatown or on Riverside", to "the rhythm and blues".

Heaven knows, little expense has been spared in resurrecting the play's antic mayhem as the Stanleys' home is invaded by everything from a group of homicidal convicts to a caroling boys' choir, from flamboyant stage stars to a wacky entomologist (Stephen DeRosa) bearing a cockroach farm.

But most monstrous of all is Ruth, a homicidal mother-to-be in Prevenge, the film Lowe wrote, directed and starred in while she was seven months pregnant.

And there's always your homicidal maniac to fall back on".

The weird sidekick Every villain needs a homicidal associate to intimidate our hero.

Fish on Prozac become anxious, anti-social, and sometimes even homicidal, according to a new study.

That's Dennis Hopper's ranting photojournalist character in Apocalypse Now (1979), talking about Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando), the homicidal megalomaniac to whom he is in thrall.

New Yorkers love and hate their taxis and their drivers, part of the city's cultural DNA, from Robert De Niro's homicidal Travis Bickle to the rerun antics of the ensemble cast of the sitcom "Taxi".

And those bellicose pundits will inevitably squeeze every drop of righteous anger and fear from this failed Times Square plot, in order to promote a dangerously inaccurate image of an Islamic monolith comprising 1.5 billion diverse individuals as having an innate homicidal aversion to "our freedoms".