Sentence examples for idea of slaughter from inspiring English sources

In rummaging through the "hidden corners" of Ramadan's thought, he seems less interested in describing a "new twist... in the history of the Western intellectuals" (a melodramatic and unconvincing move) than in finding as many examples of Muslim extremism as possible — the "murk," as he described it in "Terror and Liberalism," of people "drunk on the idea of slaughter".

"I don't like the idea of slaughtering all these animals for no reason".

If after reading this you still can't abide the idea of horse slaughter, then urge your senators and congressmen to sign the American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act (H.R. 2966/S. 1176), currently in committee.

Likewise, many US isolationists before WWII found the idea of Stalin and Hitler slaughtering each other pretty appealing.

Standing up against the idea of children being slaughtered at school is one thing, but the throngs of activists I met were well-aware of the gun lobby's historical stranglehold on American politics—and determined to enact specific changes to gun laws.

"I couldn't stomach the idea of hauling them to slaughter when you have all of that green grass in the park," said Mr. Schweitzer, who helped devise the new approach.

Many animal protection groups and public officials were outraged at the idea of resuming domestic horse slaughter, including New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, a Republican, who has opposed the plan.

Although he was never a high-level member of the Nazi regime, he bore responsibility for turning the idea of the "final solution" into an efficient machine of slaughter.

They are fighting a battle on two fronts - to dispel the idea there is anything inhumane about their traditional methods of slaughter, and to defend their right to live according to their religious beliefs.

Two and a half years ago, in the midst of the global swine flu pandemic, the Egyptian government of Hosni Mubarak had the ill-informed idea of protecting its citizens by slaughtering every pig in Cairo.

It's hard to deny that there's something about a bleached out yummy mummy storming her spandex-clad ass full-speed into a yoga studio, Starbucks travel mug in tow, that just completely slaughters the idea of love and unity.