They seemed futile, they said — more broken people, describing more senseless deaths.
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Generals can never get enough troops or resources, so expect more senseless deaths.
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It only took one more senseless TV death to break them, because there had already been hundreds.
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To better predict future human behavior is to empower law enforcement proactively to prevent more senseless tragedies.
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By "dire," I mean: Onyeka and Nicole having one of the show's more senseless fights in its history.
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The tax cuts that the president signed into law in December make his fixation on trade deficits even more senseless.
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But because Congress refuses to cross a gun lobby that fill politicians' campaign coffers, we see more senseless and preventable deaths.
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"We must find a way to work together as a community to end this event and avoid more senseless tragedy," he said.
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" After the El Paso and Dayton shootings, Gardner said in a statement on Twitter that it is "heartbreaking to see more senseless violence.
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We could help everyone by ending a prohibition effort even more senseless, bloody and crime-producing than the one against alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
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But as the war continues, both the animals and the Jews experience more senseless cruelty at the hands of the soldiers (and, eventually, Dr. Heck).
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Then you realize that this was a mean thing that was done, but it's almost made more senseless by the fact that they didn't see it as mean.
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Because the less time we spend crying over more senseless violence, the more time we have for circular debates about gun laws, or pointing our finger at mental health, or demonizing video games/rap music/the NRA.
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Even though the Dallas shooting contains a unique blend of elements—the snipers, the crosshairs targeting of police, the racial dimension, the graphic footage of the event itself—there is a numbing sameness to it all, the familiar sensation of being confronted by more senseless carnage.
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His vision of a humanity that need not be condemned to endless cycles of aggression was anticipated by a young British officer called Wilfred Owen, who died a mere week before the Armistice on November 11th 1918, one more senseless death among so many others senselessly wasted.
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If survey-sanctioned legal borders are false constructs that societies use for bookkeeping purposes—and, perhaps, to satiate an innate drive to attain and accumulate, since you can't buy something that doesn't have borders—then murkier regions like "neighborhoods" or "the bad part of town" are even more senseless.
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And it is maybe already obvious to you that equating fashion criticism with rape culture is one of the more senseless recent uses of the English language, but what's odder about Munn's post is its lack of any acknowledgment of the disparity between her cultural position and the one held by an (albeit widely beloved!) pair of bloggers.
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"Senator Menendez is focused on the issues that matter most to our state, like making sure that every New Jerseyan has access to affordable, quality healthcare, preventing more senseless gun violence, and growing our economy in a way that creates more opportunity for everyone, not just the wealthy," Menendez campaign chairman Michael Soliman said in a statement.
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Critical reception was initially mixed. The Atheneaum stated that it was "better in the painting" than Millais' controversial previous exhibit Christ in the House of His Parents, but "more senseless in the conception".Jane Martineau and Desmond Shawe-Taylor (eds.), Shakespeare in Art (London: Merrel, 2003) p. 84. The Art Journal identified "a considerable vein of eccentricity" in the portrayal of Ariel as "a hideous green gnome".
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He met Niger's president Mamadou Tandja before going to a villa in Niamey."Mauritania officers 'seize power'", BBC News, August 4, 2005. Speaking to Radio France Internationale on August 5, Ould Taya condemned the coup, saying that there had "never been a more senseless coup in Africa" and that it reminded him of the adage "God save me from my friends, I'll take care of my enemies"."Junta outlines plans for new democracy as ousted president vows to return home", IRIN, August 8, 2005.
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Unfortunately, he tells us even less about America, unless we consider a plot about a murder, so prevalent on television nowadays, as being typically an American state of affairs. However weak the plot may appear, Petrović shows how a privileged few live a seemingly useless life and die an even more senseless death. Based at the Royal Yugoslav embassy in Washington, D.C. during World War II, he quit the diplomatic service after the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was formed, and stayed privately in the United States after the war, like many of his Serbian colleagues who left the service and stayed in the West (Jovan Dučić, Milan Rakić and Miloš Crnjanski). Petrović died in America on the 15th of August 1949.
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He was in favour of peace negotiations, and repeatedly urged Hitler to negotiate with the Allies, which is dubbed by some as "hopelessly naive", considering no one would trust Hitler, and "as naive as it was idealistic, the attitude he showed to the man he had sworn loyalty". According to Reuth, the reason Lucie Rommel did not want her husband to be associated with any conspiracy was that even after the war, the German population neither grasped nor wanted to comprehend the reality of the genocide, thus conspirators were still treated as traitors and outcasts. On the other hand, the resistance depended on the reputation of Rommel to win over the population. Some officers who had worked with Rommel also recognized the relationship between Rommel and the resistance: Westphal said that Rommel did not want any more senseless sacrifices.
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