Sentence examples for much carnage from inspiring English sources

Boko Haram has already caused too much carnage.

Frank witnessed much carnage in Korea and, we learn, "It changed him".

Thankfully we will never how much carnage Forman could have unleashed.

This has been the great twentieth-century addition to the familiar arguments, which is perhaps unsurprising, amid so much carnage.

That is one reason why those in authority have no wish to see too much carnage among the banks.

"The X Factor" on Wednesday night was like an ill-advised wartime charge up a strategically unimportant hill: so much carnage, but for what?

"I didn't get where I am today by embracing knowledge, thank you very much" Mr Carnage stated.

Mr. McCain's doomed promise of military "victory" in Iraq is akin to Wile E. Coyote's perpetual pursuit of the Road Runner, with much higher carnage.

Bloody and brutal, the perpetrators sought to inflict as much human carnage as possible - to spread fear like a virus.

This horrifying shooting, that occurred as she was signing autographs, could have resulted in much greater carnage had her brother not tackled the shooter.

In the May 1985 issue of Cinefantastique it was referred to as a film that "manages to be both derivative and original at the same time...not since the Road Warrior has the genre exhibited so much exuberant carnage" and "an example of science fiction/horror at its best...Cameron's no-nonsense approach will make him a sought-after commodity".