murderous造句

a murderous-looking knife

The criminal is a murderous villain.

I couldn't withstand the murderous heat.

I have no idea who this murderous fiend may be.

The crime was unprecedented in its cunning and murderous results.

He flew from country to country, battling murderous mutant microbes.

The “bloodlands” are the stretch of territory from the Baltic to the Black Sea where Europe’s most murderous regimes did their most murderous work.

However, the last two elections have been rigged and murderous, despite the presence of international observers.

But the worst that can be said of them is that they are marginal, not murderous.

It was on August 24 that we had our heart-stopping encounter with the murderous Indians in their dugout canoes.

The ICC's effort to try Joseph Kony and other bosses of Uganda's murderous Lord's Resistance Army has stalled.

I try to make murderous words with the letters on my rack, but the best I can do is SLEEP.

If the West deems it right to bomb Libya in an effort to force the murderous Muammar Qaddafi from power, why not do the same to Syria?

He said on the murderous night, he just "snapped," and he admitted that he killed Leslie Bradshaw and attacked his wife.

The Dutch and Swedes have given a lead, cancelling their aid to Rwanda in protest against its government's backing of the murderous general.

This explained why a man purportedly threatened with death had ventured out alone, on a bicycle, in one of the most murderous cities in the world.

The best parts of Charles Bowden's description of a bloody year in Ciudad juarez, by some counts the world's most murderous city, are also in its details.

Yet the index rated oil-rich Libya, a hollowed-out shell of a state run by a murderous madman, all the way down at 111th in the year before its civil war.

Since neither of them is aware of it, these discrepancies between what "you" really are and what "you" appear to be in digital space can lead to murderous violence.

Sweeney Todd (1979), Sondheim's most operatic score (and his only show to find a definite foothold in opera houses), once again explores an unlikely topic, this time murderous revenge and cannibalism.