Sentence examples for extensive and violent from inspiring English sources

That the extremists dream of a far more extensive (and violent) censorship is no comfort or excuse.

Matter flowing outward from a star produces a stellar wind analogous to the solar wind, but one that is often much more extensive and violent.

But Mr. Legan, with his extensive and violent criminal record, has developed a two-track career, using his work for the government to get out of jail, then committing more crimes.

Thirteen people, including six minors, were arrested on Sunday evening in Athens after extensive and violent clashes between demonstrators and the police on the seventh anniversary of the murder of Alexandros Grigoropoulos.

Thirteen people were arrested (six of them underage) on Sunday evening in Athens, as a result of extensive and violent clashes between demonstrators and the police, on the seventh anniversary of the murder of Alexandros Grigoropoulos.

EARLIER this summer the actor Jim Carrey, a star of the new superhero movie "Kick-Ass 2," tweeted that he was distancing himself from the film because, in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre, "in all good conscience I cannot support" the movie's extensive and graphically violent scenes.

Another boy lives in an orphanage where he is among a small group of HIV-positive children who have become the target of extensive and sometimes even violent bullying.

Ideological groups (both non-violent and violent) make extensive use of the Internet for recruiting and other purposes, yet little is known about the effectiveness of the influence of websites of differing ideologies on attitudes and behavior.

Many crack users report extensive involvement in both property and violent crimes – largely related to their involvement in the drug trade – as well as with the criminal justice system (including common incarceration) [ 15- 20].

The authors used mobile phone records from Rwanda in order to connect the identified anomalous days and locations with extensive records of violent and political events (e.g., protests, violence against civilians) and natural disasters (e.g., earthquakes).

Many of them kingpins and violent armed traffickers with extensive criminal histories and records.