Sentence examples for seeking to exterminate from inspiring English sources

The story, of course, involves a revolutionary uprising in a postapocalyptic near-future against the machines of Skynet that are seeking to exterminate the remnants of mankind.

Dan's gig as a gastronome is threatened by an unscrupulous reporter (who tries to extort information from him via foot massages) and by government investigators seeking to exterminate freeloading "banquet bugs".

Gypsies and Jews were the only two groups that the Nazi regime sought to exterminate completely.

It's true that the Rwandan army never sought to exterminate the people of the eastern Congo.

There has also been a sharp reduction in the persecution of many species which people previously either hunted for sport and food or sought to exterminate as vermin.

The exact relationship between state and individual responsibility, determination and free will, in the massacres in forests, burnings of villages and, finally, the death camps that sought to exterminate a people, is a problem worthy of the philosopher Immanuel Kant, but the fact is that Hitler really did find willing executioners.

There's nothing in the film that suggests that the Basterds or Shoshanna, the Jewish proprietor of a movie theatre who takes her own action against the German high command, would slaughter German children, would tear German fetuses from the womb, would, in short, seek to exterminate the entire German people.

If we seek to exterminate it, we only make our fear of pressure greater.

They were believed to seek to "exterminate," or rather, be superior to the male race, hence the term "feminazi".

In offering a flimsy pretext for her withdrawal, Naomi was simply donning yet another mask rather than owning up to the truth: she knew she'd be utterly crushed in an open exchange over her venomous and ridiculous charge that Israel seeks to exterminate the Palestinians.

The Tutsi genocide was an attempt to exterminate them".