Sentence examples for easy violence from inspiring English sources

Peace has been unflinching in his portrayal of what Yorkshire was really like in the 1970s and his books suggest implicitly that the Ripper was to some degree a product of the sexism, easy violence and vicious parochialism of Yorkshire at the time.

We have developed an easy violence with our language.

Whether or not the bar is popular, though, is generally a good indication: it's important for members of the Camorra to be seen, because it affirms their social standing without them having to resort to easy violence.

American Beauty shows it all: mid-life crisis and repressed homosexuality, male redundancy and female neurosis, under-age lust and all-too-easy violence.

I've come to see simultaneous chaos and banality in these incidents, the result of a culture that makes it far too easy for violence-prone individuals to access firearms.

"It's very easy to start violence," Zuhdy said.

He also reveals the easy and unquestioned violence against children that then passed for discipline and reprimand.

We have no choice in this country but to remove the easy tools of violence from the reach of small and unbalanced hands.

It can be all too easy to brand violence as evil, but increasingly research is revealing this approach is too simplistic and offers no effective means of reducing violence.

And while "Moonlight" itself has a narrative that favors the easy resolve of violence over the complications inherent in intimacy, it's my guess that it was the largely white, female community in the movie business that pushed the film forward.

It mustn't be comic, it mustn't be naff, it shouldn't be pornographic and yet neither should it be too casual, too easy – as if violence didn't really matter and a life was cheap, just a clue on the floor for the clever detective to solve.