Sentence examples for no less violent from inspiring English sources
The experience of listening to Beethoven's 5th from beginning to end is just as exciting as Kill Everybody, and for that matter no less violent.
His second novel, The Lives of Others, presents a no less violent juxtaposition than his A Life Apart, and poses a similar challenge to middle-class reading tastes, in particular the enduring love of post-Colonial English readers for Indian novels which charm rather than confront.
"Auto Auto" is a much simpler production but no less violent.
Today's football players are encased in protective helmets, shoulder pads and the like, but it is no less violent now.
That seems to me no less violent than the act itself, the words expressing a brutal, unconscious attack on the reality of what the procedure involves.
What began as some of the most assaultive music ever produced in a fairly assaultive city has evolved into a gorgeous and expansive sound that is somehow no less violent.
Dr. Sacks notes that while the composer's newest piano concerto "is full of turbulent, agitated whirls and twirls" in sections, Mr. Picker is able to write in every mode — "the dreamy and tranquil no less than the violent and stormy" — and can move "from one mood to another with consummate ease".
The University of Michigan is a public institution legally and morally bound by the First Amendment, and an image like this -- which cannot reasonably be interpreted as a threat -- is no less protected just because violent incidents sometimes occur at schools, or because of recent tragedies in the news.
It was really unexpected, and definitely my favorite part of the movie, although it was really no more or less violent than pretty much any other battle scene in Windtalkers.
"Theologically Islam is no more violent or less violent than Christianity or any other monotheistic religion," he said.
It comes when Gray takes up Pinker's discussion of the post-1980s decline in American crime rates — a decline driven, in part, by mass incarceration on an extraordinary scale: No doubt we have become less violent in some ways.
