Sentence examples for needless slaughter from inspiring English sources

The zealous defender of nonhuman rights has asked JetBlue, which serves New York City, Buffalo and Florida, to switch to faux-leather to stop what the organization considers a needless slaughter of bovine creatures.

It's hard not to be emotionally affected by such needless slaughter.

There was a suffocating and threatening conformity implicit in post -9/11 that resonates to this day and has inspired our own engagement in needless slaughter.

Until enough political will is mustered to enact legislation LIMITING gun rights, that's correct Rush Limbaugh, I just said LIMITING these rights, there is little hope of reducing needless slaughter.

I don't want to think about the importance of communication in the modern workplace, prior pension plan preparation and the needless slaughter of blokes called Keith Morley while I'm trying to have a fucking great night at Technix 'N Chill in Norwich.

doesn't say, and that's what makes it such a perfect emblem of a certain kind of right-wing contentless patriotism, the kind of patriotism that supports the troops by flying flags from cars while supporting a President who leads the troops off to needless slaughter and then cuts their veterans' benefits.

"It trivializes the terrible problems of needless animal slaughter and avoidable animal exploitation worldwide for lawyers to focus so much energy and ingenuity on whether monkeys own the copyright in selfies taken under these contrived circumstances," he said.

For three years now Saudi Arabia has been slaughtering thousands of Yemenis in a needless conflict wherein, to quote Bloomberg quoting the UN, "especially a Saudi Arabian-led coalition and the Yemeni government it backs, have shown a disregard for civilian life possibly amounting to war crimes".

But his own revisionist jingoism has often looked dangerous: his visit to the Yasukuni shrine was a needless insult to all those Asian countries whose people were slaughtered by the war criminals that are honoured there.

Bill Hyman, the executive director of the Independent Cattlemen's Association of Texas, worries that the U.S.D.A. ear-tagging rule may extend eventually to younger cattle, which are headed to feed yards and then to slaughter, and tagging them before they left the state would be a needless headache.

Needless to say, the movie ignores the brutal finale of the book where Gable's character is slaughtered by natives and goes for a happy ending instead.