Sentence examples for more violent when from inspiring English sources

Romano has a client whose appellate lawyer cut and pasted into her brief for him the more serious criminal history of another man — incorrectly telling the judges that her client was far more violent when he actually was.

In Mr. Smith's family, however, the fights became even more violent when he reached his late teens, because he took up tae kwon do, began lifting weights and eventually struck back.

The simulation results from both types of models show that rock failure is more violent when the loading system is softer and the confinement is lower.

He was extremely nice, but seemed a lot more violent when in character.

In the long-term, the net result is: :"[to] delay revolution, but to make it more violent when it comes.

It might even safe your life if the bully had become more violent when you fought back.

Such privilege-checking becomes a more violent intervention when demanded by someone else.

Coming during a time of historically low murder rates, the triple homicide elicited some memories in Morningside Heights of an earlier, more violent era, when the flourishing crack trade brought menace to many streets.

Councilman Doug Shields said he had been attending a rally at Heinz Field calling for peace in some of the city's more violent neighborhoods when he learned of the killings.

There are no plans for a giant salad or a record-setting pasta sauce; these tomatoes will meet a more violent end, when up to 5,000 people are expected to pay $50 for the chance to hurl the fruit of the Solanum lycopersicum at one another.

Sex workers there were exposed to more violent clients when they lost many of their regular low-risk clients.