Sentence examples for public assassination from inspiring English sources
He suffered cruelly at the hands of Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir and their snobbish, jealous literary clique, whose savage public assassination of Camus after the publication of "The Rebel" left deep scars.
Some of the Stalinist-purge imagery is brutally effective, like the public assassination of Banquo (Martin Turner).
Dai Havard, the MP for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, accused Hoon of a "disingenuous public assassination attempt".
In the most public assassination of a colleague anyone present could recall, Mickelson did not even name Watson, who was sitting along from him on the podium, preferring a sly alternative: praising one of his predecessors, Paul Azinger, a man he portrayed as a near-saint, a strong leader who also listened – and, in 2008 at Valhalla, won.
Other cases even include the public assassination of the coordinator of the Coalition of Haitian Human Rights Organizations (POHDH by its Creole acronym), Daniel Dorsainvil, and his wife, Girldy Larêche, on February 8 , 2014
His insistence on the knee-length suit and matching jacket reportedly his favorite ensemble, and one that she wore often despite owning an enormous wardrobe might explain why Jackie Kennedy refused to take it off long after it became stained with the gruesome evidence of her husband's public assassination during their convertible ride through Dealey Plaza on November 22 , 1963
Public assassinations of opposition figures and union leaders occurred with chilling regularity throughout the 1990s and mid-2000s, beganegan to taper off about a decade ago as the country's long-ruling authoritarian prime minister, Hun Sen, managed to defeat or buy off his rivals and consolidate much of the country's political power.
Blanco was behind public assassinations in broad daylight at busy shopping malls, as well as the bayoneting (seriously) of a rival cocaine kingpin as he exited a flight in a Miami airport terminal.
Dead Sheep looks again at this piece of public political assassination and touches on themes of loyalty, morality and Britishness.
His availability to the public, despite assassination attempts against him, was unparalleled among his successors.
They rarely engage in muckraking, public character assassination, or put on a smiling face then betray their interviewees in print.
