Sentence examples for much violated from inspiring English sources

Ukrainian officials said three soldiers had been killed and 66 wounded over the past 24 hours, during which they said they had returned battle lines at the airport to the status quo under a much violated international peace plan.

"La Cazzaria," he continues, "never mentions Machiavelli directly, but it is not hard to sense his influence" in the conception of the state both as a much violated woman and a "female body" of "abiding and unfathomable strength... which no man can completely control".

Get ready to see Fallon (excuse us, "Chip") get pretty much violated by Alec "Dr. Flarnhoff" Baldwin.

But the Israeli response which has been to bring down even more harsh and repressive measures on an already much violated captive people is no solution.

In a sense, I'm very much violating their boycott.

Cast members often speak to spectators or even sit down among them, not so much violating the fourth wall as encouraging the audience to take the mental leap into the world onstage.

Still, the nomination of Mr. Gingrich would very much violate the "More of the Same" paradigm, given that he has proudly and loudly proclaimed that he will not adopt the auspices of a traditional campaign, and that he would be one of the most unpopular candidates ever to be nominated by a major party.

While it may be possible, or maybe even inevitable, that a team below.500 will win their division (Atlantic, we're looking at you) it would pretty much violate the laws of probability for the East to remain this putrid for the entire season.

In fact, "French Resistance" pretty much violates all the "overdoing humor" guidelines.

Employees would have to forfeit their bonuses if they took too much risk, violated internal guidelines, breached regulations or caused the firm's reputation to suffer.

"To be honest, it doesn't cost much to violate labor law".