Sentences with phrase «out of his misery rather»

Lastly, he shows a level of humanity when he puts Mance Rayder out of his misery rather than letting him slowly burn to death.

At the very least, most vets will put your cat out of their misery rather than letting them die in agony if you can not afford care.

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But it would be better to heal these sick people rather than put them out of my misery.

Given the darkness and misery of this point in the service, «Pek - ethronos,» whose words are taken from a psalm of praise for the triumphant King of Israel and the God to whom he owes his success, seems rather out of place.

The NLC President, however, expressed shock that rather than call for the sanction of governors who failed to properly utilise their bail - out funds, and creating misery to the people as well as overheating the polity, Okupe would be calling for the «blood of hapless civil servants».

You should see responding as taking a step further to finding your ideal date, rather than simply putting your potential suitor out of their misery as they wait expectantly for your response.

She almost convinces us that the heroine would avoid an amniotic needle rather than get a DNA test that would end the film after 30 minutes and put us all out of our misery.

Simultaneously stupefyingly dull and attempting to be far too clever, I made it to the midway mark before deciding that the lesson the film was rather brilliantly and ironically teaching me about life being too short to spend it doing things you don't want to do meant that I could hit the off button and put myself out of my misery.

Rather than putting Glass out of his misery, Captain Henry leaves Glass's son, two volunteers, Fitzgerald and a young soldier to take care of him until help arrives (or bury him if doesn't make it).

Flashbacks to the wedding, which slowly reveal why James and Kristen are in couple misery, build empathy rather than detract from the tension, even fleshing out some of their more moronic decisions.