A brick tossed through a window also suggests a threat of imminent violence.
His New Orleans tour is genuine in its juxtaposition of Southern leisure and imminent violence.
For local residents, the threat of imminent violence has outweighed the threat from the dam.
It would be giving away too much to describe what takes place when the atmosphere thickens with imminent violence.
Reporters who covered him repeatedly described a sense of imminent violence — and sometimes actual violence — at his rallies.
By contrast, in the United States, only speech that directly calls for imminent violence can be punished.
There is the sense throughout "Double Vision" that Barker's characters are always at the mercy of imminent violence.
Yet here he is needy, pathetic, though the impression of danger and imminent violence is still great.
In the three recent cases, the students, upon further investigation, were judged in need of various kinds of help but not to pose a risk of imminent violence.
In particular, he said he might reconsider the conventional view that there was only one justification for making incitement a crime: the likelihood of imminent violence.
There is no thumping score to signal menace or imminent violence; the only music is the sound of blaring car stereos or bar bands in noisy longshoreman hangouts.
