Sentence examples for considered a violent from inspiring English sources

He was also considered a violent jihadist terrorist financially and materially supporting the mujahideen then, too – by the Soviet Union.

While on the road, Lincoln corresponded with a young flirt named Mary Todd, who was considered a "violent little Whig" by her sisters.

How a tiny, dancing child is being considered a violent affront to law enforcement; that's a question the boycotters have yet to confront.

Because the woman was accused of entering the vestibule of an apartment building to steal the shoes, the crime she is charged with is technically considered a violent felony.

"What sort of message will be passed to not only the genocide victims but the world at large when a person who was considered a violent extremist and was also instrumental in setting Rwanda afire in 1994 is set free while the damage of his extremist actions continues to be felt?" wrote Charity Kagwi-Ndungu in a letter to Meron's court.

In Argentina, activists have argued that legislation relating explicitly to street harassment is important in order to close the loophole that prevents more general laws from being applied to the harassment of women in public, because it is not generally considered a violent or damaging act.

Consider a violent encounter at the center of the novel.

The Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader who Beijing considers a violent separatist, visited Sweden last week, and China continues to hold Gui Minhai, a Chinese-born Swedish citizen and book publisher, in custody.

It was enacted in 1986 when crack cocaine use was rampant and considered a particularly violent drug.

Conversely, theft from person (i.e., theft without threat of force) clusters with violent crimes, though in a technical sense it is considered a non-violent crime.

What used to be considered a great tackle, a violent, head-on, violent.