Sentence examples for perpetrators whose from inspiring English sources

The play is very sympathetic to the perpetrators whose stories it tells, portraying them as victims in their own right.

The story of the death camps is here retold alongside that of the perpetrators, whose homes were decorated with lampshades of skin, rugs plaited with hair.

In addition to these unsolved crimes, there are, enigmatically, others with perpetrators whose guilt is plain, such as the destruction of a cabbage crop by an embittered farmhand.

There are infamous murderers, such as Lizzie Borden, but there are also unfamiliar perpetrators whose trials included bit parts for now-famous players.

The alleged perpetrators, whose trial began this week, may now get off the hook and the scandal may be buried.The prime minister's change of heart may merely reflect a desire to win nationalist support ahead of parliamentary elections next year.

The Guardian reports that the ICC is also considering a bringing war crime allegations basis of the dual nationality of either victims or alleged perpetrators whose second passport is with a country party to the court.

Mr. Gohmert said he was trying to protect the community from a perpetrator whose own family said he was having unprotected sex for money with unknowing partners.

His many broken-hearted songs also rode on a sense of justice; in this case, he was the perpetrator whose careless promiscuity cost him a solid relationship.

As the pair pursued a perpetrator whose killing spree put Hannibal Lector in the shade, The Bridge explored extreme violence, political activism and social dysfunction in both nations.

Here, Reed listens to a church choir: "I didn't think often about that which people called God, but for some time now I'd certainly hated it, this killer, this perpetrator, in whose blank silver eyes nobody was too insignificant, too unremarkable, too innocent and small to be overlooked in the parceling out of tragedy.

It was a fraud, impure and complex, whose perpetrators remain elusive for the present.