Sentence examples for ideas of violence from inspiring English sources

While their parents laud the way that banged-up Buster and Annie have been able to subvert conventional ideas of violence and exploitation, the Fang children aren't so sure.

I attempted something similar with Omar's video, basing it around ideas of violence and its relation to the natural world.

"You have to convey this idea of violence, so you do that firstly by working on the register and timbre of the music," he says.

The most interesting aspect of Crumb's character, however, has less to do with murder than with the way he engages with the idea of violence.

In the end, "Rollerball" takes umbrage at the idea of violence being used to stoke public interest -- why that's almost as shocking as the idea of marketing action movies to teenage boys.

One of the things Robert keyed in on and wanted to explore in depth is the idea of violence.

The whole idea of violence interrupters is the brainchild of Dr. Gary Slutkin.

While the idea of violence in defense of what constitutes the most blessed composition of breakfast may seem far-fetched, I am not so sure in a world that uses violence routinely in the name of God, and has done so to protect the environment and defend animal rights.

That's why, as with rape jokes, the problem is not that these pages exist, it's that so many people find the idea of violence against women so entertaining and that the people running Facebook flaunt such an openly sexist and misogynistic interpretation of their policies.

But David Kennedy of the Center of Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York says that anyone who claims to know what's going on here is "not being honest," and that the idea of violence spiking because cops are afraid of indictment is demonstrably false.

It not only hurts and demeans the child but it also reinforces the idea of violence as a method of problem solving.