Sentence examples for an equally violent from inspiring English sources

But it is an equally violent story of the rise and fall of a brutal criminal.

Sri Lanka's violent campaign season climaxed with an equally violent election day on Wednesday.

The threat to historic Paris — to the heart of France's cultural identity — eventually led to an equally violent counterreaction.

The prudery for which the Victorian Age is notorious in fact went hand in hand with an equally violent immoralism, seen, for example, in Algernon Charles Swinburne's poetry or the writings of the Decadents.

Marduk collages harrowing news reports of female political activists abducted, tortured or "disappeared" in places such as Paraguay, Turkey, and China, and juxtaposes them with an equally violent script: a Sumerian creation myth in which the god Marduk murders and disembowels the goddess Tiamat, splitting her "like a flat fish into two halves" to make "a covering for the heavens".

Paul has released a novel, the brilliantly awful-sounding Human Animus, and is working – in full embrace of the cliche – as a creative-writing teacher, eaten up by violent jealousy of Jonathan Franzen and an equally violent crush on a tattooed student.

For a start, assaults, fights, and self-harmings are not all equally violent.

Or when he writes, "[B]y the time she was eighteen, Salander did not know a single girl who had not been forced to perform some sort of sexual act against her will". Salander is a victim of sexual violence and seeks an almost equally violent revenge, giving her a power that, in real life, most victims never seem to have.

Then a second, equally violent tremor hit.

But violence directed at something that is equally violent is an effective method of riddance.

Her parents, however, remain cartoon versions of dysfunction: her father a doting paterfamilias except when he is threatening to deliver a beating; her mother an aging Southern belle given to equally violent rages and sneering put-downs of Agnes for being insolent and plain.