Sentence examples for much less violent from inspiring English sources

"I preferred his earlier books, which were much less violent.

However, the protests were much less violent than the scenes witnessed at recent economic conferences.

In fact, the reputation for barbarism is unfair – the wrestling is much less violent these days.

In fact, the election is proving, so far, to be much less violent than previous national elections in India.

Large weather systems, which are probably much less violent than the storms we know on Earth, behave in bizarre ways on Uranus.

Even as a certain type of mass shooting is apparently becoming more frequent, America has become a much less violent place.

We used the much less specific term "violent extremism". As in "countering violent extremism," which is what we called much of our anti-Islamic State efforts.

To be sure, very little public scrutiny -- much less protest -- of violent interrogation is depicted.

People watch the mayhem and the politicians on television, but in interviews in downtown Belfast in recent days, many indicated that there was at least as much interest in less violent events like the World Cup soccer matches in France.

However, it must also be said that the objections of the virtual Learner were much less extreme and violent than those of Milgram's actor.

Mr. Schneider said the studio, under him, would be much less eager to make violent R-rated films.