Sentence examples for murderous vision from inspiring English sources

Bin Laden and his murderous vision won some adherents.

It is typical of Wilbur that this murderous vision should be, precisely, a vision, a mirage.

** It is typical of Wilbur that this murderous vision should be, precisely, a vision, a mirage.

I had murderous visions.

Having finally won a long overdue best director Oscar for one of his most solidly pedestrian works (The Departed), Martin Scorsese cuts himself some cultural slack with Shutter Island, a romping old-fashioned psychodrama replete with murderous plots, ghostly visions and the kind of split personality disorders beloved of campy exploitation cinema.

At the end, we are left with a photographic vision of the murderous horror of both world wars, followed by a fast-forward montage up to the present.

Suffice to say, with Sugar scribbling down murderous fantasies and Agnes enjoying visions of angels, none of this will come up smelling of rose-water.

Close-ups look like the very last frame in Polanski's Repulsion: a freaky vision of a mad, murderous little girl.

Better that image than, say, visions of HAL, the murderous computer in 2001 … Anyway, the execute package for Saturday's work was as close as NASA gets to a laugh riot.

In the end, it may still be those initial revelations, when Freud was a rebel without a movement, that ignite the imagination and speak the language of our midnight visions: of sexual and murderous fantasies hidden from the fantasizers; of archetypal family structures; of slips of tongue and deed that betray true desire; of endlessly metastasizing guilt.

Rego, who will be 70 next year, is still tracing visions that buzz with the murderous innocence of childhood, as unapologetic now as when she was five years old and snipping the fingers off a brand new baby doll.