Sentence examples for danger of violence from inspiring English sources

Crime reporting traditionally exaggerates the danger of violence in society, creating an unnecessary sense of insecurity.

And he would arrest anyone who posed a danger of violence.

The danger of violence might increase – uncontainably if such a vote went the republicans' way.

The jury found that Buck did pose a future danger of violence, and put him on death row.

I'm calmer, the audience is calmer, and there's less danger of violence – either from me or them.

The letter contains information which if communicated would create a clear and present danger of violence and physical harm to a human being.

He said he feared that reunification would open the way for Greek Cypriot domination and increase the dangers of violence.

Mr. Clinton and Mr. Barak both focused on the dangers of violence as the Sept. 13 deadline for the unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state approached.

Some people felt that "a new building would signal defiance of terrorism," Linenthal writes, and others suggested leaving the ruins in place as "an evocative reminder of loss, and of the enduring dangers of violence".

In his first reaction to Mr. Morsi's ouster, Mr. Obama warned of the dangers of violence and tried to steer Egypt's military toward a prompt resumption of democratic rule.

Some people felt that "a new building would signal defiance of terrorism," Linenthal writes, and others suggested leaving the ruins in place as "an evocative reminder of loss, and of the enduring dangers of violence". The Oklahoma City wreckage became a kind of pilgrimage site, attracting both mourners and voyeurs.