Sentence examples for taste for death from inspiring English sources

I have no taste for death threats.

She had also been photographed admiring a switchblade razor, cousin perhaps to the Bellingham used for the near-decapitation of an MP in "A Taste for Death".

Detective Inspector Kate Miskin, who has been with "AD" since the seventh Dalgliesh novel, "A Taste for Death," is expected to become a chief inspector any day now.

Mr. Steinhäuser's taste for death-metal music and bloody video games disturbed Germans, and the chief of the national police union said after the killings that "so-called American conditions have reached us".

Of course, Sir Clive's computers have already given many of us a taste for "death-by-computer".

Kevin, played by the soul-piercing-eyed Ezra Miller, is a psychopath with a taste for death--and there's the rub.

Talking personally for a moment, perhaps it would have been better if the U.S. tech industry, famous for claiming to be more interested in improving the world than paying a dividend, hadn't taken so much money from the ruling monarchy of a country famous for terrible treatment of women and LGBTQ folks, and for having an overdeveloped taste for the death penalty.

There is one way to escape it Be prepared to meet the lord Give your heart and soul to Jesus He will be your shielding sword He will surely stay beside you And you'll never taste of death For your soul will fly to safety And eternal peace and rest.

Mr. Irving has always had a taste for grotesque deaths and grisly accidents described in grand Guignolesque detail, and "Twisted River" is no exception.

A result of this is the "Well Dying"—or "Near Death"—movement, which aims to give people a little taste of death to replenish their appetite for life.

It's like a tiny taste of death.