Sentence examples for far too violent from inspiring English sources

UNDER AGE 10 -- Far too violent for many parents.

Obviously children will find it far too violent, distressing and horrific that Humpty should not be put together again".

It is not the obvious base for the writer of a BBC drama accused of being far too violent.

The poorly chosen overseers played a large role in bringing down the mob in Las Vegas, generally being far too violent and unsophisticated to operate in a milieu that demanded a veneer of respectability.

The film was a critical failure and viewed as far too violent for a family picture.

The report comes amid a wave of violent crime on Indian lands and criticism of the Justice Department by tribal officials who say United States attorneys pursue far too few violent criminal cases on reservations.

Nor just outrage at her fatal internal injuries, inflicted by an iron bar allegedly wielded by the six men charged with the attack: Indian women are far too vulnerable to violent assaults.

There are still far too many women fleeing violent homes and far too few places for them to go.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain said people had been "far too apologetic" toward the violent protesters: "If the public knew their views, they'd disagree with them".

I have known far too many victims of violent crime, whose loved ones were murdered -- their lives destroyed forever.

Having given up watching football about five years ago because it had grown too violent and far less interesting than baseball and soccer, sports he finds much more poetic, Lawrence Ferlinghetti stumbled into watching the second half of the 49ers' victory over the Saints last weekend.