Sentence examples for life killing from inspiring English sources

Past generations of life, killing is a route of survival.

"We live there for thousands of years and now Brazil is using its energy needs to justify killing life, killing our culture, our religion".

To justify killing in self-defense, Catholics point to Thomas Aquinas's principle of double-effect: the intended effect is to save your own life; killing is the unintended effect.

Brendan thinks this may have something to do with the effect that Hinkley Point power station, just along the coast, may have on marine life, killing off the small fish and tiny creatures at the bottom of the food chain when it draws them in along with the water needed to cool the plant.

Ewiniar affected many areas due to its track and relatively long life, killing at least 40 people along the way and leaving much damage in its path.

Murphy also forgot that, once characters can be brought back to life, killing them is no longer suspenseful or scary, only gory.

"That bitch of a war," Johnson lamented toward the end of his life, "killed the lady I really loved -- the Great Society".

Wallace could not overcome his own far more desperate troubles, though, and after struggling with depression his whole life, killed himself in 2008.

Mr. O'Brian's assaults on Mr. Hollenbeck intensified, and in June this CBS journalist with a troubled personal life killed himself by opening the gas jets on his stove.

So the jurors went away to figure out how the end of Mr. Sheehan's life — killed in his bathroom — fit into all that they had heard, and how the laws of New York could apply to such starkly different narratives.

Smoking kills you, but life kills you, and if you don't want to die, go into a freezer when you are born and nothing will happen to you.