Sentence examples for understand killing from inspiring English sources

I understand killing things.

He wrote that the music is "flat-out hard rock, short on soloistic intricacy and fancy structures", but that it is set apart from other metal by Ice-T, who "describes racism in language metalheads can understand, kills several policemen, and cuts his mama into little pieces because she tells him to hate white people.

It's the difference between dying for a cause and killing for a cause and I don't think Neal could ever understand anybody killing for a cause.

We have barely begun to understand the killing fields of Lithuania.

I can't understand people killing each other for a piece of land.

For possible medical applications of N-TiO2, it is of crucial importance to understand the killing effect of N-TiO2 on cancer cells and the mechanism of cell damages induced by PDT.

But more importantly, the PKK must understand that killing people will not make it stronger; it will only make it more illegitimate and lead to more suffering for Kurds.

Over-killing, which can be understood as killing beyond immediate needs, is harshly criticized in other Ojibway and Cree Nations (Driben et al. 1997).

An age in which everyone understands that killing a person destroys a singular work of art, which can never be replicated.

Stop the massacre #GadhimaiFestival #Gadhimai pic.twitter.com/xoO1seSCWo Never quite understood how killing a speechless, harmless animal in the greed for 'good luck' can be called a 'sacrifice'sacrifice

Early in the movie, Chappie's creator tries valiantly to teach the robot the difference between right and wrong, but even the most basic lessons fall flat; the robot understands that killing people is wrong, but is seduced by a rather less savory character into believing that merely cutting people — to "help them go to sleep" — is acceptable.