Sentence examples for more violent form from inspiring English sources

A more violent form of Fascism than his was needed.

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.

The XFL was, on the evidence of its ratings, bad television– despite the stripperesque cheerleaders, microphones on the field, and a putatively more violent form of play.

In fact, it is rather miraculous that this rejection of the EU has not manifested in a worse, more violent form.

Now that the lid has blown off the pressure cooker, repression may take more blatant and more violent forms.

A complacent explanation for the difference is that men attempt more violent forms of suicide and are therefore more likely to be successful.

If it cannot be used to protect taxpayers from losses, or it fails to persuade banks to reform themselves, there will be popular pressure for more violent forms of intervention.

And if there is no scope for criticism through the normal, peaceable channels, the risk will grow of more violent forms of dissent.This jailing is the latest of a string of alarming moves by Malaysia's powers-that-be.

Lanigan notes that there were several other sanitariums in the same area as Rockhaven -- the Crescenta Valley was said to have "healing air" -- among them the infamous Kimball Sanitarium (of Frances Farmer and Bela Lugosi notoriety) where the traditional and more violent forms of treatment were used, methods we'd now consider torture.

Despite that, the businessman argues that the crackdown on drug trafficking has been disastrous for his city, forcing gangs to resort to ever-more violent forms of money making.

This will contribute to minimizing the groups that wish to pursue a more violent of form of protest or demonstrate behaviour that would in ordinarily be unacceptable to society at large.