Sentence examples for Typically violent from inspiring English sources

Election seasons in Nigeria are typically violent.

It's rare that social progress comes without force — typically violent force.

Major, typically violent plot points are staged in all their gory glory, rather than described after happening offstage, as in most classical Greek theater.

Revolution, in social and political science, a major, sudden, and hence typically violent alteration in government and in related associations and structures.

Just before independence, an irredentist movement tried to unite Greater Somalia and the response from Nairobi and Addis was typically violent but ineffective.

PH 48 Hrs (Walter Hill, 1982) 12midnight, Film4 A typically violent tale of a mismatched duo: bad-tempered, gravel-throated cop Nick Nolte and, in an inspired debut, Eddie Murphy as a gobby con on 48 hours' leave from the slammer.

But the arrests typically provoke violent reactions.

What typically inspired violent crimes in the 1990s?

People coming to are often groggy and confused and may experience withdrawal, but they do not typically become violent, said Laura Byrne, executive director of the HIV/HCV Resource Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

One established method is called Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, or P.C.I.T. Originally developed in the 1970s to treat disruptive disorders — which typically include violent or aggressive behavior in preschoolers — P.C.I.T. is generally a short-term program, usually 10 to 16 weeks under the supervision of a trained therapist, with ongoing follow-up in the home.

These crimes are typically pretty violent and the public has a lot of trouble dealing with that".