Sentence examples for swift and painless execution from inspiring English sources

And indeed, when the options are a protracted, painful death or a swift and painless execution, the latter is preferred.

Singled out as a "horror" in the New York Times, "inhumane" by the White House, and a "science experiment" by the ACLU, the death of Clayton Lockett was anything but its intended goal of a quick and painless execution.

I wish Max a swift and painless ride into obscurity.

But my anonymity was acceptable to me in the face of such a swift and painless outcome.

Or, "Your death can be swift and painless, a bullet in the back of the head, or it can take time".

The procedure was as swift and painless as before, but Ms. Specht said she was becoming more frustrated by scheduling problems.

Pollan contends that "people who care about animals should be working to ensure that the ones they eat don't suffer, and that their deaths are swift and painless".

What this suggests to me is that people who care should be working not for animal rights but animal welfare -- to ensure that farm animals don't suffer and that their deaths are swift and painless.

He made a swift and painless exit August 28, less than two weeks into his last act -- a cross-country move with Yvette to La Jolla, CA, to be with their children.

In the current political climate, President Obama is likely to want a swift and painless confirmation process for Stevens' replacement.

But it's unclear whether this process will win the Republicans a swift and painless vote on the AHCA, as they hope it will, in the end.