Sentence examples for mortal force from inspiring English sources
Under New York law, a person is justified in using mortal force only when he or she reasonably believes such force is necessary for self-defense.
Like Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go and Atul Gawande's Being Mortal, it forces us to confront the spectre of our own mortality, to ask deep questions of our motives in wishing to prolong our span on Earth.
The gods and mortals join forces to defeat Chaos in his attempt to destroy Krynn.
Pundits and mere mortals are forced to speak casually on things they know nothing about (Casey Anthony; debt ceilings; Syria), which is a key element of bullshit, and we have occasions--if not compulsions--galore in which to do so.
The next action game was Mortal Kombat: Special Forces released in 2000 for the PlayStation; it is an action game starring Major Jackson Briggs in his mission to destroy the Black Dragon.
Why not let them know how you feel about the scores of children, moms and dads that are in mortal danger by forcing sporting grounds, parks, zoos and most disturbingly, schools to allow guns in?
Werner Girbig wrote, "it was not until the autumn of 1944 that the German fighter forces set foot down the sacrificial path; and it was the controversial Operation Bodenplatte that dealt this force a mortal blow and sealed its fate.
Only when her brother is in mortal danger is she forced to face her terrors, and to act.
Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs and whether you are a powerful necro-demon who has temporarily assumed a human guise to feed on the life force of mortals.
For example, one legislator from the opposition New Progressive Party criticized a proposed tax for companies with more than $600m in gross earnings in our territory, claiming that those businesses would suffer an "almost mortal blow" and be forced to close shop.
Their finishes inspired them to found The Lost Tribe, an eco-challenge company that hosts adventure expeditions that pit more mortals against the forces of nature.
