Sentence examples for murderous place from inspiring English sources

It has gone from the most murderous place in Africa to the least murderous place in Africa".

Boston in Lincolnshire is the most murderous place in England and Wales, according to new Home Office figures.

The point, he says eventually, is this: "The world's always been a disturbing, terrifying, corrupt, murderous place.

When Miss Marple said the countryside was a far more murderous place than the city, Agatha Christie may not have had her tongue in her cheek.

In certain of his novels, however, Tilghman has attacked head-on the historical complexities that might have made a Chesapeake plantation at some times an Eden and at others a cursed, murderous place.

Steele has since entered Army folklore as a cautionary figure — a man who travelled to a murderous place believing, as Conrad's Mr. Kurtz did, that with the "simple exercise of our will we can exert a power for good practically unbounded," but ultimately concluding it necessary to "exterminate all the brutes".

However, 2016 could go down as a good year in El Salvador, for years one of the most murderous places in the world.

In the Depression-era Midwest, where Sam Mendes's "Road to Perdition" takes place, murderous violence is both a social norm and the main character's day job.

The director needed a tranquil and secluded village (those farmers, fishermen and sweetly singing schoolchildren) on which he could let loose his flights of murderous birds; a place so seemingly safe and snug that it cried out to be violently disturbed.

The murderous review has its place.

Could the town ever return to its docile anonymity, or would it forever carry a murderous stigma as a place of intolerance, where a gay man was killed for being gay?