Sentence examples for implicit violence from inspiring English sources

It has explicit and implicit violence, profanity and sexual references.

This implicit violence gives the sculpture a melancholy undertow.

There is both overt and implicit violence, only some of it cushioned by the giddy energy of slapstick.

Instead of focusing narrowly on war, anarchy or disarmament, he returns to the theme of global inequality as a form of implicit violence.

The lyrics find Lambert "giving up on love, 'cause love's given up on me," but she saves the implicit violence of the title for an entire class: "Forget your high society, I'm soakin' it in kerosene".

They probably don't think twice about how abnormal doing this is for a European; but, containing all the implicit violence hovering above him and his shipmates, it's this act that finally breaks him.

Politeness may be a virtue, but there's a big difference between bad manners and calls, explicit or implicit, for violence; insults aren't the same as incitement.

The last clip from the film, five seconds of the showdown at the Plaza, suggest everything that Luhrmann's dully blatant staging of the moment doesn't the implicit near-violence of pseudo-polite near-immobility.

Violence, implicit or explicit, comes with the "beaten" state of mind.

Like Ms. Noland, Mr. Walker dwells on the violence implicit in American life, art and history.

The problem is people who give their implicit endorsement to violence or intolerance in the pursuit of wrong thoughts.