Sentence examples for made more violent from inspiring English sources

In one episode, she sinks a dart into a man's back in a dive bar, angry at the way he is talking about the case – an act made more violent by her casualness.

Climate scientists have for years noted that the rising temperature of the earth's atmosphere increases the amount of energy it stores, making more violent and extreme weather events more likely.

Peaceful demonstrators have made more headlines than violent protesters.

Built on a sample of Billy Squier's "The Stroke," "Berzerk" surged with rap-rock intensity, while "Kill You" delivered a stream of violent threats only made more menacing by the tune's bouncy groove.

It's not the police scandals that made criminals or made it more violent.

Such action has again raised the issue of whether playing video games makes people more violent or makes them more likely to engage in anti-social behaviours or criminal behaviour.

Ellefson stated the song was re-recorded at the insistence of Shawn Drover, and (compared to previous versions of the song) Mustaine had "updated some parts and made them more violent".

"I could have taken out the geysers of blood, but that would make the scenes more brutal, make it more violent as opposed to stylized," Mr. Tarantino said.

Either to get started or after you have finished the activity, you might invite students to post thoughts on our related Student Opinion question also inspired by this article, Do violent video games make people more violent in real life?

The reality is the majority of drug users are non-violent and to throw them into prison only makes them more violent.

In a nutshell, global warming heats up our oceans and loads hurricanes and other storms with extra energy, making them more violent, increasing the amount of rainfall and high winds they deliver and making flooding more likely.