Sentence examples for genuine violence from inspiring English sources

Other stranded travellers may want to join in a snowball fight, but be wary of underlying desperation leading to genuine violence.

Often, this means visually scrambling cable clichés, starting with a rape role-play in the première that spills into genuine violence.

Our relationship with violence, and violent language, is rooted in the fact that for many of us, fortunately, genuine violence is an abstraction.

Although Deodato was later cleared, the film was banned in Italy, Australia, and several other countries due to its portrayal of graphic brutality, sexual assault, and genuine violence toward animals.

And then there's Something Wild, a tricky little movie that seesaws back and forth between light comedy and genuine violence as affable Jeff Daniels gets swept into a world of hurt by the kooky siren played by Melanie Griffith.

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But if you think I'm agitating for a return to the days when children crammed grammar into their minds under the threat of genuine physical violence if they failed to correctly place a comma, you are wrong.

Erin Pizzey, who founded the first women's refuge in west London in the early 1970s, believes such a law would do a disservice to "women in genuine domestic violence situations", adding that "domineering husbands who shout at their wives but who never lift a finger to hurt them would find themselves in court".

But it should also heed the genuine potential for violence.

This needs to begin with a genuine end to violence, marked by deeds not words.

"For all its political polarisation, Egypt still has a genuine abhorrence for violence that makes a civil war unlikely – for now.