Sentence examples for believe violence from inspiring English sources
I do not believe violence is the way.
The police believe violence at home starts the cycle of insecurity in society at large.
People who believe violence will serve their ends must be made to rethink, says the paper.
Both veterans believe violence is inherent to the game – and the league's $10bn revenues.
Some observers believe violence against women can be reduced by strengthening systems within the police and the judiciary.
I am no friend of this woman, though I don't (I felt compelled to add) believe violence solves anything.
The TUC believes violence at work is now a common experience.
She believes violence has a place if it is germane to the plot, "but not if it is gratuitous and particularly aimed at women".
"The government believes violence must be ended and peace, which has been welcomed by the people of Jammu and Kashmir, given every chance," he said.
There is now a real chance to settle Ulster's ancient quarrel.A better kind of epitaphAnyone, unionist or nationalist, who still believes violence can prevail should ponder their own history.
In the aftermath of the July 2007 London subway bombings, for instance, polls found that about 5 percent of Muslims living in England said that they believed violence was justified in defense of Islam.
