"They wanted to die out of hunger and thirst behind covered cameras".
"If you disconnect him from the feeding machine it means he would die slowly out of hunger and thirst - no one on earth will do it.
"I'm saying it right now, so next time we meet, you can say, 'Okay, Zak, you told us.'" The detainees, he said, "wanted to die out of hunger and thirst behind covered cameras".
Not only out of the attacks but out of hunger, disease and thirst".
As the story goes, on one occasion the cowboys forgot to open the gate and the remaining horses all died of thirst out on the point, within view of the Colorado river below but trapped by precipitous cliffs.
But that weight notwithstanding, his quest for redemption was always somewhat half-hearted and solipsistic: Even when he finally decided to do the actual right thing and turn state's evidence it was out of a thirst for revenge for Brock's poisoning, rather than a thirst for justice for all of the many, many victims of Walt's career who didn't happen to have Jesse as friend.
His thirst for revenge leads to Joe Carver, an out-of-towner who, while blameless, is anything but harmless.
A two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, Banks may be the most compassionate fiction writer working today, and the Kid is only his most recent lens into the souls of seemingly decent men who do terribly indecent things out of ignorance, thirst and desperation in a deeply uncaring world.
Furies of invention, the city kids who bombed the trains and scribbled over beats pushed themselves to ever-greater heights of innovation, out of a thirst for local fame and for the pleasure of communicating in a code that moved too fast for outsiders -- especially adults -- to break.
Nihilistic wanted to show that the brutal killings are considered natural by Conan and not executed out of a thirst for blood.
