"mass murdering" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a massacre or killing of many people by one or few individuals. For example: "The perpetrator of the mass murdering spree was apprehended by the police."
Today, Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, Hafez's son, is now repeating his father's mass murdering tactics to quash the new Syrian uprising, again centered in Hama.
Many gun control advocates believed that the mass murdering of innocent children would spawn a new gun control effort in the United States.
No doubt the very expressions "soft power" and "peace and prosperity" have too effete and soft-focus a ring for those who see the real enemy as Kalashnikov-bearing bigots and mass murdering suicide bombers.
I had a choice to vote for 1. a mass murdering psychopath.
You can have sympathy for an ideology and not support the mass murdering of people".
"They are mass murdering and barbarically killing the dogs legally, and we must take a stand against such atrocities".
His hair was died bright red in homage to the Joker, Batman's mass-murdering enemy.
No two worlds could be more different, probably, than that of Twitter — a maximum abstraction of the modern world — and that of Joseph Kony, the mass-murdering Ugandan guerrilla leader who lives a fugitive's life in an African jungle.
By Jon Lee Anderson March 9, 2012 No two worlds could be more different, probably, than that of Twitter — a maximum abstraction of the modern world — and that of Joseph Kony, the mass-murdering Ugandan guerrilla leader who lives a fugitive's life in an African jungle.
Saddam's overthrow is by now an issue now so macerated by Washington infighting that the majority of American policymakers treat it as a terrible mistake to have rid the Middle East of a mass-murdering, war-mongering tyrant.
So metaphysical clichés, along with some kinky perversions, anti-immigrant sentiments, militia ethics, a cult of guns and a few conspiracy theories, you have all the making of a mass-murdering, kiddie-fiddling cult.
