Sentence examples for make the carnage from inspiring English sources
Would a slightly lower figure make the carnage any less monstrous?
Some believe the government itself, knowing what McVeigh was up to, assisted in the operation in order to make the carnage worse.
Eleven years later, and Congress has failed to close the gun show loophole that made the carnage possible.
Kick-Ass 2's violence is no more brutal than the original's, but by attempting to lock the action into the drama of real-life, Wadlow inadvertently adds a layer of grit that makes the carnage less comic and more distasteful.
Some experts believe that constant exposure to weapons and carnage of war can make the idea of suicide less unthinkable.
We scramble for every scrap of information about the perpetrator, looking for clues, trying to find that one distinct detail that will make sense of the carnage -- that will give us something or someone to blame.
She draws a rather awkward parallel to Cambodia after Pol Pot's rule, when the vastness of the carnage had made the old ways of mourning impracticable, leading the society to develop new ones.
Your assertion that "Israel met the full United States demand" for compensation conveys the impression of a sincere willingness on the part of Israel to make amends for the carnage and destruction.
Those who take their chances and seek refuge are just as likely to fall prey to the slow-burn horror of domestic refugee politics, while collective attempts to make sense of the carnage are poisoned by strategic misinformation campaigns that flood social media platforms from all directions.
In the narrow streets and alleys dotted with yeshivas and synagogues, people in Beit Yisrael struggled today to make sense of the carnage, looking for a message in the horrific deaths of a couple and their two small children, a mother and her infant son, a boy and his baby sister, and a teenager.
"I was afraid he was going to shoot everybody". The afternoon shooting left the small town struggling to make sense of the carnage.
