Sentence examples for accept violence from inspiring English sources

But I can't escape the feeling that, just as it has become easier since "Bonnie and Clyde" to accept violence in movies, and more acceptable to enjoy it, it has become harder to talk seriously about the ethics and politics of that violence.

"We do not accept violence," he said, according to Interfax.

"Why don't we accept violence in literature?" asked Yanagihara.

We don't accept violence or aggression or behaviour that puts others at risk.

Most audiences, especially young ones, accept violence as illusion, artifice, spectacle — they relish it as play.

Once we accept violence as an adaptation, it makes sense that its expression is calibrated to the environment.

"We have accepted violence and allowed it to keep happening".

The rioters in Amiens may have legitimate grievances, but the French state must draw a firm line against accepting violence towards the police, he maintains.

He accepts violence as a detail of state, he says mercy is not his affair with men, yet he is kind to dumb animals….

Recalling the shootings at Columbine and Virginia Tech, he asked, "What have we learned from this?" He added: "We've accepted violence as the norm.

Much has been made recently of the fact that Nigella Lawson's mother was "abusive", as if this somehow predisposed her daughter to accepting violence.