Sentence examples for may be violence from inspiring English sources

There may be violence, but insofar as it ends well, you might call it comic.

At Harvard in April 2009, the Dalai Lama explained that "wrathful forceful action" motivated by compassion, may be "violence on a physical level" but is "essentially nonviolence".

Mr. Muite believes that Kenya must embark on serious land reform as part of an overall restructuring of the country and its Constitution, or there may be violence to press for change, as in Zimbabwe.

When the old Count Moor disowns Karl, the young man turns brigand and defies all established authority at the head of a band of outlaws, until, before long, he discovers that however corrupt the existing order may be, violence and anarchy do not offer a workable alternative and society cannot be reformed by terrorism and crime.

There may be violence necessary in our lives, but as we become more and more civilized, we should be able to reduce the level of violence as much as possible.

BC: And there were twelve kids in Arkansas who were going to be honored for their outstanding academic achievements during half-time of a football game, and they go to the assistant principle's office and say, "We don't want that attention drawn to us, because there may be violence".

The price of failure may be more violence on the streets.

"There may be domestic violence charges added later, but that will be up to the district attorney's office".

That is one of the questions that will be measured in the days ahead — unfortunately, it seems, amidst may be terrible violence.

"We're saying that everyone in society has to consider how they may be condoning violence against children if they insist on hitting their own".

Only the solutions vary--what washing hands and building sewers are to digestive parasites, job programs and anger-management training may be to violence.