Sentence examples for considering violence from inspiring English sources

Such rhetoric and actions have provided tacit approval to fringe elements who are considering violence, Trump's critics said.

Many protesters in the square said they were nervous about staying there considering violence that followed last week's nationwide demonstrations.

But experts said the number of shootings could be reduced by making access to guns more difficult, and teaching young people to react quickly to any clue that an acquaintance is considering violence.

Considering violence and displacement disorients children and creates uncertainty about everyday life (Earnest 2013), it was not surprising that pupils had a strong interest in their school's predictability and cultural expectations.

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi also issued a stern warning to anyone considering violence.

And considering violence has already spread to western Europe, he might not be wrong.

At Chapter Arts tonight, Elfriede Jelinek's Sports Play considers violence and nationalism.

He said he also considered violence a spiritual problem, but said he saw a "double standard" at work.

Kathleen Blee, a sociologist at the University of Pittsburgh, said the same was true even for groups that consider violence a central tenet.

A prominent Jerusalem lawyer who often fights Israeli confiscations of land from Palestinians, he considered violence a toxin corroding his nation's core.

The thing irking baseball these days seems to be the idea of Alex Rodriguez tipping pitches, which makes players like David Ortiz consider violence.