OVER the past two years America has become more murderous.
|
|
Americans born in the United States are more murderous than undocumented immigrants.
|
|
They were also more murderous than most robots, helping solidify the "killer machines" trope.
|
|
In general, the more murderous the country, the more deadly are its police (see chart).
|
|
Elsewhere, Emily is also rebelling against the confines of Gilead – only her intentions are more murderous.
|
|
Darius just wants to purchase a cool piano Teddy owns, but Teddy has more murderous desires.
|
|
Based on this one-minute trailer, we're strapped in for even more murderous games and fantastic fashion inspirations.
|
|
The fourth incarnation of the comic series Suicide Squad, which featured a more bare, more murderous Harley, was canceled.
|
|
Now that Dany has landed in Westeros; however, she has picked up some of her more murderous relatives' bloody habits.
|
|
With 762 homicides and more than 3,500 shootings last year, Chicago was more murderous than New York and Los Angeles, the nation's biggest and second-biggest cities, combined.
|
|
Now, I happen to believe, along with 58 percent of Americans and most medical professionals, that terminating a pregnancy in its early stages is no more murderous than a biopsy.
|
|
These books are an escape for readers eager to see the high stakes of adolescent lives conveyed through the extravagant metaphor of a royal court, the more murderous the better.
|
|
These books are an escape for readers eager to see the high stakes of adolescent lives conveyed through the extravagant metaphor of a royal court, the more murderous the better.
|
|
Carnage is more violent, more murderous, and more sadistic than Venom (though Carnage gets to play a hero in the crossover event called Axis) and in existing, shows how human Venom can be.
|
|
Yet this conflict in the middle belt, a loosely defined region that cuts across central Nigeria, has passed largely unnoticed in the shadow of Boko Haram, a far more murderous, and undoubtedly jihadist, insurgent group.
|
|
This was fine and just and fair and reasonable and after seven straight wins over increasingly more murderous competition, surely no one deserves a shot at the belt more than Thompson (least of all, Tyron Woodley).
|
|
Now, if you're going to create a series about how Norman Bates slowly loses his grip on reality and embraces this alternate identity who is a more murderous version of his own mother, there are tons of places to go wrong.
|
|
This is also true of many of King's books, and the author himself might even admit as much; he writes in the overheated, overpopulated style of 19th century fabulists, kind of like if Charles Dickens had more murderous dogs in his oeuvre.
|
|
With its elegant, film noir aesthetics, thrilling combat and narrative complexity, the show is often hailed as one of the greatest animated series ever made, and a far better foray into vigilante crimefighting than anything the more murderous Frank Castle has on offer.
|
|
An even more murderous round of prosecution came in 1616 after a series of crop failures. Through 1622 a total of 159 trials were registered, most resulting in deaths. Under chancellor Georg Haan, the trials then subsided.
|
|
In turn, his mother told him Auschwitz stories, and Tabash even as a boy could not understand why God would perform astounding miracles to rescue His people from a lesser tyrant, but be unwilling to perform miracles to rescue them from a far more murderous tyrant.
|
|
Mr. Yin (Christopher Turner and Peter Weller) was Yang's counterpart and former partner and was even more murderous than she. He was evidently obsessed with the films of Alfred Hitchcock, as his murders were almost always taken right out of a Hitchcock film. Yin first appeared in "Mr. Yin Presents..." (4.16) and last in "Yang 3 in 2D" (5.16).
|
|
White notes that there is no atrocity for which the statistics can be agreed upon worldwide. One of White's conclusions is that no one system of government is obviously more murderous, and anarchy can be worst of all. He furthermore claims that governments don't kill people, rather people kill people. Another conclusion is that chaos is more deadly than tyranny.
|
|
Therefore, the nastier and more murderous aid Winter over Summer. There is no direct leader of the Wyldfae, although the being known as the Erlking or Elfking is probably the closest counterpart.The Erlking is one of several Faerie Kings. These Kings are Wyldfae on the fringes of their respective Courts, Winter and Summer, and therefore generally are not known as Powers within the Courts.
|
|
Nu temporarily inhabits the body of a makeshift Murakumo unit named Lambda-11 during Continuum Shift, suffering amnesia and only remembering her love for Ragna. After she sacrifices herself to save Ragna from a fatal blow by Terumi, her soul leaves Lambda's body. After this, Hazama and Relius restore her in her original form and return her memories, reverting her back to her normal state while under their control. By Central Fiction, her more murderous and emotional personality becomes dominant though her sanity begins to dwindle along with it.
|
|
In this fantasy, the first of a new trilogy, the world's magic comes at a terrible cost: a witch's own finite life force, which drains away with each spell. The sole exceptions are the immortal Magisters, who secretly tap a more murderous fuel for their power. No woman has ever found its source, until young Kamala, hardened by life as a child whore, insists on an apprenticeship and secretly becomes an unheard-of female Magister. Meanwhile, Prince Andovan, third son of the avaricious King Danton, is expiring from the baffling Wasting disease, which can only be caused by a Magister.
|
|
She participated in the Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, during which Commodore David Farragut, USN, on his way to New Orleans, ran his fleet past the Confederate forts of Fort Jackson and Fort St. Philip. In the action Manassas attempted to ram , which turned in time to avoid the heavy blow and delivered a full broadside at close range. Manassas then ran into more murderous fire from the whole line of the Union fleet. She then charged and delivered a long glancing blow to her hull, also firing her single cannon as she rammed.
|
|
In their ongoing campaign to unseat the government of Iraq and the government Syria, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, as well Syrian opposition rebels frequently uses the term "rafidah" to refer to Shia Muslims. Alawaites, are referred to as 'Nusayri'. In the 13th edition of the ISIS magazine Dabiq the feature article is entitled, The Rafidah: From Ibn Saba’ to the Dajjal and contains, "pages of violent rhetoric directed against Shiites" who it claims are, "more severely dangerous and more murderous...than the Americans". The article justifies the killing of Shia Muslims, who ISIS claim are apostates In Saudi Arabia today, Shias are referred to as Rafidha.
|
|
Over time, traditional rules and methods of Bataireacht and Shillelagh Law degenerated into more murderous fighting involving farm implements and guns. As the push for Irish independence from Great Britain gained traction toward the end of the 18th century (see Irish Rebellion of 1798), leaders of the Irish community believed it was necessary to distance themselves from customs associated with factionism and division, to present a united military front to the British, hence the United Irishmen of the Republican movement. Foremost of these customs were the arts of Bataireacht, and the shillelagh was soon replaced with the gun of the new unified faction of the Fenian Movement.
|
|
During the mission, Blackblood yet again proved his treachery knew no bounds as he betrayed the Warriors to the Eternal Soldiers of Agartha, and then assisted Deadlock in a sabotage attempt to stop The Warriors completing their task. It was during this foray into the Time Wastes that Blackblood lost his leg; he killed a road crew and took their road drill as a substitute. Following this, he and the rest of the Warriors briefly helped Deadlock attempt to spread Khaos throughout the galaxy; Blackblood loved this job due to the bloodshed involved, and the influence of Khaos on the Warriors allowed him to be more murderous and sadistic. Leaving the Warriors again after tiring of Deadlock's command (due to the Khaos influence), Blackblood set up an arms dealership and even took on a pet dog, while torturing a trapped Hammerstein for five years (he happily sent photos of it to every other Warrior).
|
|