Sentence examples for deadly aggression from inspiring English sources

The raid is a methodical, room-by-room exercise in deadly aggression that is without parallel as a display of force in recent movies.

Refusing to be provoked by Pyongyang is easier said than done if you are the president of a proud and powerful nation like South Korea, which twice in a few months has been the subject of deadly North Korean aggression, or the leader of its protector, the United States.

At least 27 Iraqis are dead after a wave of car bombings across the capital of Baghdad on Saturday, in what police and medics describe as the city's deadliest day of aggression since Sunni Muslim insurgents launched an offensive across northern Iraq last month.

Even if all seems well in your presence, aggression can become deadly if there is no one to intervene.

Besides, many of us had fled our countries to escape this kind of military or police aggression, so we knew how deadly a confrontation with an armed and uniformed authoritarian figure could be.

The fact that police departments have acquired so much military-grade weaponry and equipment only makes their high-aggression responses that much more deadly.

Therefore, understandably some people feel that playing with toy guns sends the wrong message, making light of a deadly weapon -- or worse, that toy guns increase aggression in children.

Regarding the news article "Tehran blames U.S. for deadly suicide attack," (Dec. 16): From Tehran's perspective, Western aggression has already started.

But the sad and frightening truth is that the vast majority of homicides are carried out by outwardly normal people in the grip of all too ordinary human aggression to whom we provide nearly unfettered access to deadly force.

That act of aggression against a Muslim place of worship set off deadly riots in predominantly Hindu India -- and it continued to resonate ominously here in the capital this week.

Understanding parallels between Milosevic and Putin can also inform strategies for preventing the escalation of deadly violence in Ukraine, and deterring Russia's further cross-border aggression.