Sentence examples for violent thief from inspiring English sources

Investigators could not disprove his claim that he acted in self-defence when attacked by Michael Brown, a violent thief.

Taurog then reunited with Martin and Lewis for three more films: the golfing comedy The Caddy (1953), which introduced the pop hit "That's Amore"; Living It Up (1954), a remake of Wellman's Nothing Sacred (1937); and You're Never Too Young (1955), with Lewis as a barber's apprentice who disguises himself as a 12-year-old to escape a violent thief and Martin as a music teacher who helps him.

Adding to the story's longevity is the identity of the murderer: not an outraged husband or lover, or a violent thief or john, but a friend and fellow prostitute named Susan Kennedy (sometimes known as Susan Kennedy Mears or Myers) with whom she'd spent the morning drinking whiskey.

They knew him as a career criminal, but as a non-violent thief, burglar and-con man.

By contrasting the man's experience of the police assault that landed him in A&E with his portrayal of him as a thief and violent thug, he delegitimises reports by Travellers of police violence, turning the victim into the accused.

He exercised total control over his first big-screen movie, Thief (initially released in Britain as Violent Streets).

At the same time he was unreliable, paranoid and violent; by his own description a bankrupt, a cheat, a thief and a liar.

For those who are so woke that their compassion is asleep, remember this...if Malcolm X was killed at the age of 20, he would have died an abuser, a thief, an addict, and a narrow-minded depressed & violent criminal.

Myles Connor – a former rockabilly and probably the greatest art thief who ever lived - is just one of the violent, colourful figures in Boser's tale of hardnosed FBI agents, corrupt Boston police, and slimy mob lawyers.

But then he falls in with a charismatic cowpunch and horse thief, and as they travel west to New Mexico a series of violent episodes brings Gabriel to swift maturity.

The lawsuit said the website lacked any factual support when it published a series of articles referring to her as a liar and a thief and alleged that she faked the robbery, lied about the violent assault and filed a fraudulent claim with her insurance company to cheat her carrier out of millions of dollars.