Sentence examples for posthumous assassination from inspiring English sources
"Mommie Dearest" was an act of posthumous assassination.
Apple CEO Tim Cook called the film and other recent movies about Jobs "opportunistic," while Apple design chief Jony Ive characterized them as a virtual act of posthumous character assassination.
It is as if, in resuscitating the Union after the grievous bloodshed of the Civil War, Lincoln had bodily absorbed the nation's suffering — prefiguring the posthumous Christian iconography that developed after Lincoln's assassination on Good Friday.
Pier Paolo Pasolini's gruesome murder nearly 40 years ago – his own Alfa Romeo was driven over his head after a rent-boy dispute/homophobic ambush/political assassination (the controversy endures) – was followed by the posthumous release of his most notorious succès de scandale, Salo, Or The 120 Days of Sodom, that poison feast of cruelty and excrement.
Robert Kennedy's assassination and a 20-something Englishwoman come together in this posthumous, incomplete novel.
Masato Nakae (posthumous), Shinyei Nakamine (posthumous), William Nakamura (posthumous), Joe Nishimoto (posthumous), Allan Ohata, Yukio Okutsu, Frank Ono (posthumous), Kazuo Otani (posthumous), George Sakato, Ted Tanouye (posthumous) and Francis Wai (posthumous).
Both were also posthumous.
Wilde foresaw his posthumous triumph.
"Assassination," Smith said.
