Sentence examples for being far more violent from inspiring English sources
The episodes are known for being far more violent and much darker than an average Simpsons episode.
However, regardless of mounting scientific evidence that nonhumans are predominantly cooperative, peaceful, and fair and on occasion display social justice, media hype continues to portray other animals as being far more violent and war-like than they really are.
They are less accountable than regular security forces and, many witnesses said, were far more violent on Saturday.
It took Iraq's leaders six months to choose Mr. Maliki after the last parliamentary elections in December 2005, but those were far more violent and divisive days.
And the world of Braquo – a slang French term for a brutal heist – is far more violent than the knitwear-obsessed police dramas from Denmark.
Sky Italia, the show's producer, took a risk on "Gomorrah," which is far more violent that most of mainstream Italian television.
Although his own forces had been far more violent than the protesters, Maduro argued that the "burning of chavistas" recalled the Ku Klux Klan's lynching of African-Americans.
Romano has a client whose appellate lawyer cut and pasted into her brief for him the more serious criminal history of another man — incorrectly telling the judges that her client was far more violent when he actually was.
Yet even though the earthquake was far more violent than the one in Haiti, not one serious crack had opened up in our sturdy four-story walk-up from the '50s.
The protests in Sulaimaniya and in the eastern city of Kut, where three people died Wednesday, were far more violent than others that have popped up around Iraq over the past few weeks.
