Sentence examples for inspired violence from inspiring English sources

Religiously inspired violence then, is more dependent on situations than sermons.

If Brewbaker is truly committed to reducing violence, he should begin by acknowledging that racially inspired violence is preventable.

But the recent rise in religious fervor, especially among Muslims, has strained relations and increased reported episodes of religiously inspired violence.

(In the past they sometimes inspired violence, as when Marlon Brando punched Mr. Galella in the mouth on a Chinatown sidewalk, an event recalled in the film both by the photographer himself and by Dick Cavett, who was there).

How has Israel, the only democracy in its region and a symbol of the need for racially inspired violence to end, come to risk any claim to international legitimacy in its handling of this situation?

"Nazi America" discusses the continuing influence of "The Turner Diaries," a 1978 novel by William L. Pierce written under the pseudonym Andrew Macdonald that celebrated a racist uprising and seems to have inspired violence: a Jewish talk-show personality in Denver, Alan Berg, was assassinated.

But even the political variant can inspire violence.

And second, the view that Islam is an egregious case of a religion that inspires violence.

And, at the start of the route, the Woolworth Building's reluctance to take six bags of shredded paper looked for a moment likely to inspire violence.

The argument is that language, when spiked to a frenzy by violent metaphors and unhinged hyperbole, can inspire violence in a person already destabilized by mental illness.

The author Haavard Rem assured listeners that Vikernes is now important only as a figure in musical history and inspires violence only among Russians and other unruly peoples of Eastern Europe.