Sentence examples for murderer by from inspiring English sources
He is called a murderer by protesters at a rally against capital punishment.
Charles Jessold, Considered As a Murderer, by Wesley Stace (Picador; $15).
Princip remains a polarising figure, revered by many of Bosnia's Serbs, but derided as a murderer by the country's Muslims and Croats.
Others he values are Guerin's book, and Respect by Freddie Foreman, Autobiography of a Thief by Bruce Reynolds and Autobiography of a Murderer by Hugh Collins.
"Charles Jessold, Considered As a Murderer," by Wesley Stace (Picador; $15) Stace is a professional musician and aspiring Wodehouse, and the whodunit is a mere pretext for witty debate, pitting "Satie's soufflés" and "Mahler's monstrous symphonies" against England's "melting harmonies".
If this problem interests you, I would suggesting reading "The Journalist and the Murderer," by Janet Malcolm, for an analysis far better than anything I could possibly offer here.
Anne Reid and Helen Baxendale were about as starry as it got, Aidan McArdle playing the murderer-by-proxy – a seemingly innocuous ditherer who was in fact a manipulative sociopath who drove others to kill for him.
The most vocal proponants of the Love-as-murderer-by-proxy theory are Hank Harrison, her estranged father, and Tom Grant, a private investigator whom Love hired to help find Cobain after he escaped from a detox facility in L.A., four days before he died.
Many adult murderers, by contrast, are highly reclusive and secretive about their intentions.
"Certainly not all paranoids are mass murderers" by a long shot, said Dr. Michael Stone, a forensic psychiatrist in New York, "but almost all mass murderers are paranoid".
Members of the cabinet, including the foreign minister, Abdullah Gül, and the justice minister, Cemil Cicek, were called "murderers" by thousands of pro-secular Turks, who flocked to the city's main mosque for the judge's funeral on May 18th.
