It was just one of many recent examples of the violent daily reality of life on this island nation.
Paul Cornell, Martin Day and Keith Topping, authors of The Guinness Book of Classic British TV, cite Brown's conversion into a living bomb as an example of the "incredibly violent" nature of some episodes of Captain Scarlet.
It's since been a favourite of the right, who – due to its gang problems – use it as an example of the supposed violent nature of Muslim-majority enclaves.
This frigid weather is another example of the kind of violent and abrupt climate change that results from global warming.
The simplest example is the violent and natural motion of a mixed body in a medium, when the acting power has to overcome the external resistance of the medium as well as the internal resistance of an element being moved away from its natural place.
British Labour Party MP Jess Phillips, for example, explained that most of the violent threats she's received came from men's rights activists in the U.S. Most women, however, aren't writers or politicians, nor are they harassed primarily by strangers.
This is just the latest example of the vicious and sometimes violent opposition Ferguson protesters have faced.
A more modern example is the violent vigilante superhero Midnighter.
To make his point he throws in some of the more outrageous ideological readings of the piece, like that of the musicologist Susan McClary, who, he writes, "denounced the first movement as an example of 'horrifyingly violent' masculine rage".
