Sentence examples for more violent which from inspiring English sources

"Rimbaud wrote things far more violent, which have become classics.

But its real advantage is that it's louder, faster and more violent — which is to say, better in tune with our cultural moment.

When my parents divorced, seven years after this photo, the Christmas war became briefly more violent (which day, which house, which parent), and then grew subdued, because peace is what you want, in the end, at Christmas.

The common cant is that news (and games and films and music and so on) have become more violent, which may well be true, but it is a mistake to think the news was once a teddy bear that turned into a grizzly when other media came along.

And things are getting worse as climate change is already making our storms more violent which leads to more incidences of overwhelmed sewers.

Or it can choose ever more violent repression, which can only bring short-term security for the authorities there.

Actually, the hectic, pointless motion of this interracial buddy action kiddie comedy -- a kind of eager younger brother to the cruder, more violent "National Security," which also opens today nationwide (review, Page 13) -- begins well before the kangaroo arrives on the scene.

The Middle East is being radicalized by the wars, strengthening resistance; nationalism, sectarianism and jihadism are rising; retribution brings more violent suppression, which in turn creates more enemies and more resistance.

The behavioral analysis of Gill and Hammond [ 29] apparently did not include antennal boxing, but focused on more violent aggression, which, as we show above, is more commonly exhibited by workers.

Geologists say Kilauea's eruption, which has already produced around two dozen lava-spewing fissures, has now entered a more violent phase, in which larger volumes of molten rock are oozing from the ground and traveling farther than before.

Beneath privately owned guns and state-sanctioned violence lay the long-running, more violent economic structure, which led to protests across the world.