Sentence examples for impulse to murder from inspiring English sources

In Markus Potter's drama, based on the journalist David Holthouse's real-life experience, David spends the next twenty-five yearstrugglingng with his secret fear of becoming a pedophile, and his very real impulse to murder his attacker.

You might expect that Gourevitch, who looked into the abyss in his 1998 book, "We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families: Stories From Rwanda," would be searching for an explanation for the impulse to murder.

He said Mr. Patterson never would have ended up on death row if, after previous assaults and hospitalizations, he had not been "set free to wander the streets of Palestine, Texas, unmedicated, psychotic and eventually so delusional that he was unable to control the impulse" to commit the murders.

If he can get over the innate impulse to protect rather than murder children, he can get over most other barriers.

For an administration joined at the hip to the oil industry, the lure of Iraq's enormous reserves was stronger even than the impulse to conquer an enemy that murdered more than 2,700 civilians on Sept. 11, a toll greater than the number of Americans killed by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor.

So you want to know from his past girlfriends and sexual partners, did you see any of this?" Paraphilias like Williams' usually emerge in the teens and 20s, so Ennis and others believe that he has had the impulses which eventually drove him to murder for decades.

You feel a manic impulse to start talking, to keep yourself from being alone with thoughts of Samantha Mealey's murder.

He resisted any impulse to strangle someone.

The impulse to reappraise is not new.

Hadley felt no impulse to correct him.

Second: an impulse to organise labour.