Sentence examples for maim the from inspiring English sources

His coaches directed his team to maim the opposition.

"Government forces have systematically targeted civilians and civilian infrastructure, demonstrating the intent to kill, wound and maim," the report states.

"I can't count the times I viscerally wanted to attack, deform and maim the language I was taught to hate myself in," one of the characters said.

But they don't usually distort reality so thoroughly as to maim the images of those actors — "Photochop" them to borrow from a New York Post headline on Monday.

It could maim the president's best-laid plans and what remains of our economy if he doesn't get in front of the mounting public anger.

Through the ages, it has provided people of all sorts of creeds a great argument to kill and maim the people from the next creed over.

You know what is happening beyond the gates - the killing and the maiming and the raping - but you never really see it.

They wanted an end to the maiming and the killing, especially the destruction of a generation of children.

In "The Sun Also Rises," the legacy of World War I has maimed the irascible hero Jake Barnes.

These ballots not only precipitated killing and maiming; the violence also seemed to discredit democracy itself.

It maims the body and the spirit, and it can kill.