Sentence examples for a particularly violent form from inspiring English sources

In all his postures, he comes off as the innocent — but one possessed by a particularly violent form of innocence.

For women it frequently assumes a particularly violent and sexualised form, sometimes extending to public rape threats; for ethnic minorities it is often racist.

Ouvéa had a particularly violent recent past.

(Glasgow, in those days, was a particularly violent city).

The attacks on Friday also brought to a close a particularly violent week.

Those, the government believes, were the domain of Osiel Cárdenas, a particularly violent local trafficker.

Straub had set down at 160 miles after a particularly violent thermal.

The agreement was hammered out during a particularly violent spasm in the war here.

Earlier this month she was joined by her father, who recited a particularly violent piece.

Three years later, he was arrested again – this time, for a particularly violent rape of a prostitute.

A few days prior, he had suffered a particularly violent seizure.