Sentence examples for murderous clash from inspiring English sources
It was not the first murderous clash between migrants at sea.
The American-led alliance won the cold war, a potentially even bloodier confrontation than the first world war's murderous clash of European nationalisms and the second world war's six-year struggle against would-be Superman Hitler and his friends.
Thus politics in Russia, the one common denominator in the Litvinenko enigma, may have nothing to do with evolving democracy or our old friend market forces, but rather is a murderous clash of oligarchies over wealth, like Machiavelli's Borgias, or a Hollywood Godfather IV view of events.
Mr Machar deserted the southern guerrilla army midway through its battle with the north, which led to murderous clashes between Nuer and Dinka remembered by many as the "civil war within the civil war".
Mr Machar deserted the southern guerrilla army midway through its battle with the north, leading to murderous clashes between Nuer and Dinka, which are remembered by many as the "civil war within the civil war".
Over all, more than 10,000 people have died in murderous ethnic and religious clashes since the beginning of civilian rule in May 1999.
In COYOTE'S WIFE (Forge/Tom Doherty, $24.95), the culture clash erupts with murderous attacks on a company trying to install a satellite phone system on the reservation.
The performances, too, are a deliberate clash; Belvaux plays Bruno with such grumpy flatness that you scarcely believe him capable of murderous acts, while Dominique Blanc kicks off her portrayal of Agnès at maximum intensity and takes it from there.
Berserk murderous blood rage.
Comfortable armchairs are murderous traps.
