Sentence examples for Generally violent from inspiring English sources

Greater, if more equivocal, prominence came with the financially successful publication of Sanctuary, a novel about the brutal rape of a Southern college student and its generally violent, sometimes comic, consequences.

He continued, "I think one of the attributes of our political system has been that we have avoided generally violent swings in Administrations from one extreme to the other.

While certain types of generally violent written statements — such as those advocating violence against women, for example — are allowed to stand as Facebook's guidelines require what it deems "credible calls for action" in order for violent statements to be removed.

Koopmans et al. (2005, p. 142) second main conclusion is that transnational claims are generally violent because they mirror homeland action repertoires: strong homeland orientations among immigrants are detrimental to their integration in countries of residence.

This was, as Bernstein said, "a fun fight," and, in boxing, "fun" generally means "violent".

Is the difference because the British are generally less violent than the Americans?

Highest winds are in the Plains and Midwest, "places that generally receive violent storms with greatest consistency," Livingston writes.

(Psychologists generally understand "violent pornography" as depictions of rape, coercion or some extreme imbalance of power; the term doesn't specifically, or even necessarily, include B.D.S.M. porn).

He had also said Mexico's kidnappers were generally more violent than any of the others he had negotiated with elsewhere in the world.

Typically, people who seek exorcism are distraught and have exhausted conventional means of relieving an inner turmoil that has long plagued them, experts said, and generally exhibit violent or other abnormal behavior.

In the previous opinion, the court accepted the justifications of the director of the state prison system, who explained that the rules were necessary because "Women are not generally as violent as men.