Sentence examples for make the slaughter from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, this doesn't make the slaughter any less poignant or dismaying.

Nobody in the nineteenth century had figured out how to make the slaughter of the birds sustainable, but it is worth wondering what we would think of the passenger pigeon, and ourselves, if they had.

Snyder wants to make the slaughter less ideological and technological than it has seemed, and more geographic and territorial: a question not so much of evil ideas carried out by industrial means as of ancient hatreds brought to life by modern monsters in ancient terrain.

The salmon farming industry and regulatory authorities responded to the epizootic by introducing strict controls on hygiene and on movements of well boats and live and dead fish and by making the slaughter of infected stocks compulsory.

You can see figures which make the Jewish slaughter pale in comparison.

What are we to make of the slaughter in the book?

I believe that the brutalisation of empire also made the pointless slaughter of the first world war possible.

Indeed, he contended, it would have been impossible for a nearly blind person to make the journey and then slaughter an animal in the pitch black of night.

At that time though, it wasn't clear who would do the repair work on the railroad tracks, who would make the steel, who would slaughter the meat.

Left-wing pundits flipped on the autopilot and tried to make this slaughter about guns and homophobia (based on the testimony of the killer's father, an apparent Taliban supporter no doubt eager for a different story line).

It is not that we slaughtered the chicken to make the foam.