Sentence examples for potential murderer from inspiring English sources

At one point, I was more of a potential murderer than a potential murder victim.

When a suburban community was warned that a dangerous burglar, perhaps a potential murderer, was at large, the writer called in a locksmith to look over the doors.

Mr. Van de Velde, who once hoped to be a network foreign affairs analyst, did appear on television: identified as a potential murderer.

Christie is renowned for her use of poison in her crime novels and her collected works are a rich source of information and inspiration for the potential murderer.

The prosecution's warning that, if the trial was held in the open, they might drop all charges and allow a potential murderer to roam the streets was described by Robertson as "forensic blackmail".

The New Yorker, October 28, 1944 P. 24 When a suburban community was warned that a dangerous burglar, perhaps a potential murderer, was at large, the writer called in a locksmith to look over the doors.

But it seems equally plausible to argue that the homicide rate in Colonial New England tracks the European decline quite nicely, over all, and drops, in a stepwise fashion, after wars because they diminish the population of young men, leaving fewer potential murderers and murder victims around.

A memorial erected in Vancouver sparked controversy because it was dedicated to "all women murdered by men", which critics say implies all men are potential murderers.

Stop treating people as potential murderers, because they are not.

We all can be wonderful but also potential murderers.

These potential murderers are all motivated fundamentally by lust or ambition.