Sentence examples for outright violent from inspiring English sources
Instability has worsened in several provinces that previously had been troubled, but not outright violent.
"The men in these localities are often under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and can be extremely resistant to our efforts, if not outright violent," she said.
Male behaviour, from the caddish to the outright violent, that until recently was accepted without demurral is seen today as outrageous by many women who not so long ago were putting up with it themselves and who would still protest indignantly if someone described them as feminists.
After months of divisive and sometimes outright violent rhetoric surrounding the US presidential campaign, some feared a potential wave of violence on election day or immediately after.
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If, in reaction to the "contaminations" of globalization, group or ethnic rights are asserted against others -- within or without borders -- the clash of civilizations can indeed lead to outright violent conflict.
That would mean that, instead of outright banning violent games, they could only be sold to adults.
But his new pursuits involved a lot less blood, and sometimes even outright non-violent heroism, as when he moved to Palestine and protected a medical convoy and evacuated hundreds of Jewish doctors during the violence surrounding the formation of Israel.
Some critics took to Twitter with outright nasty, even violent responses".You know what?
Other offerings for June include "Outright Barbarous: How the Violent Language of the Right Poisons American Democracy" by Jeffrey Feldman, and "Mudbound," a debut novel by Hillary Jordan.
The initial shock of alienation is followed by a slow, halting, uncertain progress toward a new experience and acceptance of the physical world, which presses in with all the prickly materiality of Rossellini's neorealist training (and even long passages of outright documentary, like the violent fishing expedition in "Stromboli" or the guided tours through Naples and Pompeii in "Voyage").
