Sentence examples for comparatively violent from inspiring English sources

One reason our society is a comparatively violent one is that the French and Italian and British poor have a communal life and culture that the American poor lack.

** One reason our society is a comparatively violent one is that the French and Italian and British poor have a communal life and culture that the American poor lack.

Jamie's prowess is a product of his comparatively violent and lawless culture; in modern environments, being in decent shape and knowing basic self-defense are probably sufficient cues of ability to protect.

E.B. Lewis' illustrations highlight the contrast between the relatively peaceful integration of Huntsville, King's nonviolent March on Washington, D.C., and comparatively violent incidents in Birmingham, Ala., and serve as an eerie echo of today's "Black Lives Matter" protests.

Their country is notorious for savage mob violence, but has a comparatively low level of violent crime.

What made today's shootings so shocking to Germans is that it took place in a society with a comparatively low rate of violent crime and extremely strict gun-control laws.

For a state to rank high on the Peace Index, it must have comparatively low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

Local "unrest" distracted me from Egyptian news in Sofia, where comparatively festive marches "turned violent," as the wire services put it, only once, on the 41st consecutive night of demos, when protesters trapped journalists and politicians in the Parliament building, then stoned a police bus sent to extract them.

Local "unrest" distracted me from Egyptian news in Sofia, where comparatively festive marches "turned violent," as the wire services put it, only once, on the 41st consecutive night of demos, when protesters trapped journalists and politicians in the Parliament building, then stoned a police bus sent to extract them.

Violent crime is comparatively rare in China, in part because access to guns is so difficult.

He has great sympathy with the man who was born in southern Italy into comparatively humble circumstances, received the best education that his family could afford, and survived the violent upheavals of the last century BC.