Sentence examples for degree violence from inspiring English sources

"But to a certain degree, violence may be necessary to maintain our freedom.

In a football culture that prizes strength, speed, toughness, and, to some degree, violence, a guy whom you can't even touch in a game without being penalized ordinarily commands little respect in the locker room.

Violence is checked by our sensibilities, and usually the degree of violence increases in relation to how incensed we become.

'I cannot believe that this degree of violence is going to do anything but encourage more violence.' Allegations of 'shoot-to-kill' policies are highly emotive following the scandal over tactics used by police in Northern Ireland.

And people who grow up with some degree of violence in the home – in my case not sexual but physical violence – know what it is like to feel like a thing.

Yet in recent years that vibrancy has been muted, to some degree, by violence.

"The degree of violence present in this case is horrific," Mr. Nel said.

The killings were accompanied by a degree of violence to put Sydney in the shade.

It's also disturbed by the degree of violence evident in the competition titles this year.

It was four shots … The degree of violence present in this case is horrific".

In the process of detaining people usually some degree of violence does occur," he said.