Sentence examples for make bloodshed from inspiring English sources

Movie mayhem, long resisted by parents, has found its loophole; others in Hollywood will now find ways to top Gibson's blockbuster, to cater to voyeurs of violence and thereby to make bloodshed banal.

In particular, they fear that the government's failure to tackle land reform and overhaul the police still makes bloodshed in next year's election likely.

Certainly the nature and scale of loss in modern warfare could have made bloodshed over petty chivalric principles look, more than ever, like time travel.

In the hinterland of what was then part of Greater Syria, the war marked years of violent anarchy that made bloodshed casual.

The game's attempt to make its bloodshed profound falls flat.

And sadly, the timely case is made that bloodshed has easily and often led to more bloodshed.

Allen also underestimates the role of Indians and Africans in making the bloodshed worse.

Not only had the controversy reached fever pitch; the war was as good as over, making exemplary bloodshed pointless.

The above may just avert the worst: a regional war in which a disintegrating country's neighbors are drawn into carnage that makes current bloodshed pale.

Thousands of locals staged a brave protest in August to "take back the town"; an hour later, three men were shot on the same spot.The Arellanos had already made such bloodshed commonplace in Tijuana.

While the camps' continued existence makes further bloodshed in their vicinity ever more likely, the Muslim Brotherhood refuses to close them down since they see their street presence as the only safeguard against a wider crackdown on their organisation across the country.