Sentence examples for may be murderous from inspiring English sources

Mr Mugabe may be murderous, but not on the scale of, say, Idi Amin in Uganda in the 1970s.

Finally, the politics of the Middle East may be murderous, but it is not helpful to see them as an existential battle between good and evil.

Swastikas will be daubed on graves, hateful assaults will be made, and there may, God forbid, be murderous attacks.

That is roughly the message that Vladimir Putin has been sending out as he prepares to take the stage at the UN general assembly later this month: let's all ally ourselves with Bashar al-Assad – the Syrian president may be a murderous thug, but we shouldn't let that stand in our way.

And Beard pops up at a village fete to remind us that the Romans may have been "murderous thugs" but they were not racists.

ISIS carnage sows fear, and we may take flight, fight or freeze, but Muslim rule need not be murderous.

Most likely to: Be murderous onstage.

The atmosphere in Vukovar was said to be "murderous".

"I think they may be the most murderous criminal organization in the United States".

MATT DELLINGER: You write in the magazine this week about the Aryan Brotherhood, a prison gang that prosecutors say may be the most murderous criminal organization in the United States.

Latin America may be the most murderous continent on Earth, but huge improvements in public safety have been achieved in several major cities, according to a new homicide map of the world that is being launched this week.