Lacerating

A lacerating, bracing read that reminds us not just of the actual people behind the true crime genre, but of our own complicity in its consumption.

An expelled Juba League activist killed another Juba League member by lacerating his tendons in Bogura on Wednesday, reports UNB.

For all its relative sedateness, after all, the series’ most lacerating edge might be its existence: The conflict we’re in is so interminable it’s become the subject of a period piece.

Her lacerating wit and straight-down-the-barrel honesty would have burnt through arguments and counter-arguments like a forest fire, stripping away the idiocy and reminding us all that this is Star Wars, man.

Lily Thorne’s script, which signals a symbolic return to the style of William Inge at the top of his form, is so alive that even the lacerating dialogue is laced with humor.

Revelations and recriminations fly in this lacerating and controversial story of betrayal, abandonment and lust.

For instance, under some laws, women were prohibited from loud wailing or lacerating their faces and limits were introduced for expenditure on tombs and burial clothes.

He grew acutely aware of the lacerating contrast between the interior life of man and his incapacity to manifest it in his relations with others.

Unlike the wolf, which attacks large prey from the rear, the coyote approaches from the front, lacerating its prey's head and throat.