Sentence examples for cases violently from inspiring English sources

Since then, the rhetoric about unity has changed to include suspicious asides about Qaddafi loyalists, scores of whom have been rounded up and detained, in some cases violently.

Rather than being up in arms about the lack of action after witnessed sexual abuse of young children, the students protested, in some cases violently, the dismissal of those involved in the cover-up.

Within the last couple of months thousands of people in different parts of the country have vocally, and in some cases violently, railed against polluting chemical plants, waste incinerator projects and coal-fired power plant expansions.

What followed was, in Azerbaijan's case, violently repressed riots and, in Armenia's, a weary acceptance by the people that they could do little to change things.Georgia was different for many reasons.

But the consequences were not a "velvet revolution" like Georgia's but, in Azerbaijan's case, violently repressed riots and, in Armenia's, a weary resignation by the people that they could do little to change things.

The French have let it be known that Paris is, after all, Paris and have let drop a few denigrating remarks about Barcelona's congested traffic and the possibility that the Basque terrorist group E.T.A. might use the Olympics to press its case, violently.

Or in my case violently erupt during times of physical exertion, embarrassment, anger or sorrow.

In this case two violently different views exist.

Both Heather Guertin and Bianca Beck work small and, in Ms. Beck's case, sometimes violently, to bring new concentration and energy to the time-tested notion of the monochromatic field.

The introduction of high-explosive ammunition led to the abandonment of case shot, the violently exploded shell casing itself serving the purpose far better.

As Ronald L. Jackson II and I wrote, the borders between blackness and whiteness aren't just symbolic -- in some cases, they are violently enforced and disproportionately keep young blacks from the opportunities of their white peers.