Sentence examples for excess violence from inspiring English sources
Animated shows and other children's fare are closely scrutinized by government censors who worry about excess violence as well as what they deem inappropriate cultural or political content.
Some tales were excised -- a few, like "Puss in Boots," because they were French, while charges of excess violence were lodged against others.
And, of course, the Caesars provided all Europe with the essential aspects of celebrity: power, madness, sexual excess, violence, and good grooming.
"Our ongoing issues of racial profiling, discrimination, harassment and excess violence towards people of color have been further exacerbated by the passage and signing of [Senate Bill] 43," Clay said in a statement to the News-Leader.
Ackroyd's London is -- and according to him, always has been -- a city of theatricality and flamboyance, dirt and danger, excess, bravura, violence, eccentricity and noise.
Bosley Crowther, the New York Times film critic then, having failed to see the point of "Bonnie and Clyde," wrote that it was just "another indulgence of a restless and reckless taste, and an embarrassing addition to an excess of violence on the screen".
"I am drawn to theatre as an art form of surprise and of provocation," says the Almeida's artistic director Rupert Goold, while backstage at rehearsals for American Psycho, the stage adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's novel about late 80s excess and violence in New York.
There are some wonderful visual moments, an excess of violence (most of it inflicted by Mr. Bock's hysterical priest upon the film's one female character) and a few good jokes, at least in translation, including the wild-eyed priest announcing, "My calling is calling," before rushing off to murder the automaton.
Critics accuse Mann of fetishising weapons, of glorifying in the technical excesses of violence.
The foundations also view themselves as bulwarks against the excesses of violence, financing only those groups that support nonviolent demonstrations.
