Sentence examples for more violent as from inspiring English sources

The study also looked at imagery produced by Lego that accompanies the sets, and found it has become more violent as well.

Orde admitted he feared protests could become more violent as public anger grew over government cuts.

For their part, the protesters, who initially staged peaceful demonstrations, have become more violent as conditions on the streets deteriorated.

The next day, the protests resumed and grew more violent as the first groups of mercenaries appeared, in yellow construction hats, to fight the protesters.

Orde went on to reveal fears that protests would become more violent as the police became the focus of growing public anger at government cuts.

"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.

Those spots, which are to include brief clips of scenes from the series, "will be changed to use more of the celebratory footage from 'Band of Brothers,' " he added, "rather than some of the more violent scenes" as had been originally planned.

More or less child's play at first, the war becomes darker and more violent, even as it sags under the weight of Mr. Barratier's broader purpose.

But the conflict has become more violent recently as a segment of Zanzibar's Muslim community pushes a hard-line religious view.

When the protests grew angrier and more violent, especially as men joined the ranks, many reportedly allied with rival political parties, the police responded with fire hoses, tear gas and nightsticks.

My third reaction is that it's all very well for the Jewish Federations of North America to find the ads insulting, but I'd be pleased if they could reserve a little of their outrage for times when Israeli insensitivity or arrogance takes more violent form — as is frequently the case with Palestinians in the West Bank.