Sentence examples for offer violence from inspiring English sources

However, we will not tolerate the small minority that offer violence or commit other criminal acts, such as that witnessed outside Westfield yesterday evening".

"However, we will not tolerate the small minority that offer violence or commit other criminal acts, such as that witnessed outside Westfield".

Collins is one of six Chicago Public Schools that use the 360° Model – a range of services provided by UCAN clinicians who offer violence prevention and self-esteem workshops, individual and group mentorship programs, teacher training, and trauma and dropout intervention.

As one reviewer wrote about Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill," Tarantino offers violence that "is so physically graceful, visually dazzling and meticulously executed that our instinctual, emotional responses undermine any rational objections we may have".

Instead, movies still offer brutal violence and blinding escapism.

The goal: to get the National Federation of High School Associations to offer sexual violence prevention training to the almost 100,000 high school coaches that organization works with.

The citizens, seeing they were but few, and did not offer any violence, despised them; and, supposing that with their large numbers they might with ease overpower and cut them off before they got out of the city, fell upon them in the rear.

"All they can offer is violence and oppression," he said in a statement.

Part justified because the flotilla's organizers were offered a peaceful detour away from confrontation and rejected the offer preferring violence to score points at the expense of exposing innocents to unnecessary injury and death.The ringleaders on the ferry were akin to anarchists trying to provoke the police into a confrontation with a peaceful demonstration.

P.S. Here's my capsule review, from 2006, of "The Shooting": Monte Hellman's low-budget Western, made in 1965, offers primal violence with a modernist chill.

May said the game offered "demented" violence but was "irresistibly exhiliarating when the action erupts in nonstop, heartpounding carnage".