Sentence examples for certain violence from inspiring English sources

There was a certain violence in the piece.

There is, or can be, a certain violence, even danger, in the clash of ideas.

"There's a certain violence to it that really sticks with you".

In some minds, and some manners, a certain violence became the culture.

"You had all these professors, judges and chiefs of police who were old Nazis and you had to get rid of them, and a certain violence was necessary to clear up the mess," the poet Hans Magnus Enzensberger tells Oltermann.

In 1961, he will do so, albeit not without a certain violence in his interpretation of Heidegger's ontology.

These conditions so unbearable that many trans women in desperation accept deportation and risk near-certain violence upon their return to their birth countries rather than continue to be tortured in ICE custody".

"But to a certain degree, violence may be necessary to maintain our freedom.

Under immigration law, certain domestic violence offenses can disqualify an immigrant from becoming an American citizen, and perhaps expose him to deportation.

Certain issues — violence against women, denialism — are broached with a heavy hand, but the book's eerily potent conclusion will convince readers that, as Hoffman writes, "the responsibility of every intelligent person is to pay attention to the obvious".

Recognizing this, Congress has enacted laws that allow states to prevent firearms purchases and even seize guns under certain domestic violence protection orders.