Sentence examples for inflicting death from inspiring English sources

Terrorists aim not just at inflicting death and devastation.

The charge is second-degree murder, inflicting death with spite, hatred or ill will.

The world community must figure out a way to contain Mr. Hussein without inflicting death and misery on the Iraqi people.

Chapter 1 reviews the place of martyrdom in Jewish tradition and in crusader Europe generally; it seeks to portray the Jews' perplexing zeal for inflicting death on themselves against a more informed background.

It's easy to see why we'd want to take the shortsighted view: these pleasures and conveniences are compelling, at least until we realize they're inflicting death by a thousand cuts on the world that we inhabit.

And then by the 1880s, he stood aghast in his later years to discover that his innovation, a dry and portable explosive he called "dynamite," could equally be deployed to advance nations politically through inflicting death and war with an efficiency that war had never experienced before.

Or then again, it could be a subtle attempt to inflict death by debating.

They were encamped on the perimeter of the Liverpool area and determined to inflict death by high-density passing.

Since landmark elections this year, the attacks have continued to inflict death and injury on Iraqis and Americans alike.

And, of course, opponents are trying to inflict death on the bill by a thousand amendments.But the real question is not who will win in the Senate.

It was always the same story: Mr. Abaaoud had told his young disciples to "do whatever they can" to inflict death and damage at home.