Sentence examples for mortal strike from inspiring English sources

Mortal Strike is your best friend.

You can hit Bloodrage (the warrior talent to generate rage) if it's not on cool down, and hit your target with a Mortal Strike, lowering the healing effects they receive.

You want to do as much damage as possible as fast as you can, so use Rend and Mortal Strike as much as you can, and if you spec your warrior right, use Death Wish and Sweeping Strikes to deal more damage to more opponents.

But she apparently has the ability to strike mortal fear into the hearts of the rich, even without showing up.

Their 76,000-seat stadium, by far the Premier League's biggest, strikes mortal fear into the other clubs.

One almost expects him to balance his defiance of the assassins with a tender aria sung after the mortal blows are struck, but Pizzetti wisely declined to bow to this operatic convention.

Here, Shakespeare accuses another poet of ruining his own work: "Was it his spirit, by spirits taught to write / Above a mortal pitch, that struck me dead?" No. It's not this guy's skill that bothers him; it's the fact that his beloved's lovely face was filling up his lines.

When Perkunas, the god of thunder, discovered that she was having an affair with a mortal fisherman, he struck her dead and smashed her palace to bits with bolts of lightning.

Another scholar, Richard Levin, connects the line "Above a mortal pitch, that struck me dead?" to Christopher Marlowe's play Tamburlaine, saying that the reactions described in both are similar to each other.

Israeli leaders were sounding ever-more belligerent before the ceasefire; a massive incursion to strike a mortal blow at Hamas was a matter of time.

Denial of any one of those three affirmations will strike a mortal blow to atheism.