Sentence examples for a far less violent from inspiring English sources

Morris uses it for a far less violent purpose, to rob a writer of his characters.

Azerbaijan is still an autocracy, but it's a far less violent and brutal one than, say, Iran and Guatemala after their Dulles-orchestrated coups.

And although she's widely believed to be considerably more liberal than her husband – she doesn't believe in repealing America's abortion law, Roe v Wade, and she recounts how she told George not to make an issue of gay marriage – still she feels the need to assert that Iraq is now "a far less violent, far more peaceful and stable place", despite all the evidence to the contrary.

But in all, Tuesday's disruptions amounted more or less to a series disparate incidents in a day that was far less violent than some of the scenes witnessed when the movement was at its peak last year.

Though far less violent, Peru is somewhat similar.

"States are far less violent than traditional bands and tribes," Pinker writes.

When conflicts do break out they tend to be shorter in duration and far less violent.

The program is intelligently scripted, intellectually stimulating, emotionally rewarding and far less violent than many of its coevals.

The New York streets, in fact, proved far less violent than many had feared, and the protesters, with their costumes and tactics intended to caricature the magnates, sometimes seemed more a caricature of protest.

Since that first book, he says, his work has become even darker in tone, but far less violent on the page – "I hope that's to do with me becoming a better writer.

A veterinarian well-known to viewers of Animal Planet's "Vets in the Wild," Dr. Leonard is also the host of the new series "Ultimate Killers," which has its premiere tonight at 8 p.m. Far less violent than its name implies, "Killers" celebrates the remarkable abilities of animals on land, sea and in the air, as Dr. Leonard pushes each to its peak performance.