Sentence examples for get more violent from inspiring English sources

"Even though they probably did not get degenerate, as some people say, or even get more violent, lead pollution might have been something to be concerned about".

As videos like these suggest that Syria's revolt could get more violent, America's ambassador in Damascus, Robert Ford, took to Facebook on Tuesday to lambaste the Syrian government for its violent response to peaceful protests, writing a blunt note that concluded: Some Syrian security service members have been killed.

Or did we only get more violent, resentful, fearful of the world?

"Surgeon" starts off lazily, in that drawn-out, wistful style Clark is so damn good at, and slowly picks up in a number of weird ways, going from the Asian-inspired, violin route, to building guitar riffs that get more violent toward the outro.

Look away now if you're offended by a cartoon robot having his legs hacked off at the knee while being hung in a noose, because that's how this six minute robot slasher movie begins and it proceeds to get more violent as it goes on, mixing up filmic genres as it does.

Now, this is a daring step but if you really want to be a yandere, you need to get more violent.

They are getting more violent.

"I said "stop!" but he just got more violent"," she wrote.

"Once the protests got more violent the Russians stayed inside their tanks.

"The war on drugs is getting more violent every day," one of his uncles, Chlaermpol Kerdrungruang, told reporters.

But Chris Grayling, the shadow home secretary who has just been on, claimed that Britain was getting more violent.