Sentence examples for plainly violent from inspiring English sources
Some Palestinian acts, such as bombs and shooting at settlers, are plainly violent, and so judged.
In the city itself, crime rates have doubled since 1995, he says.Martin Abregu, director of a human-rights group that studies the police, says criminals have plainly become more violent.
Despite all their hand-wringing over Rio's latest tragedy, Brazil's politicians may still lack the will to push through the measures that are so plainly needed to curb violent crime.
If the talks last long enough, a further 78 Palestinians are due to be freed in batches in the coming months.Mr Abbas's Palestinian critics say his non-violent policy is plainly less effective than that of Hamas, the Islamist faction that runs the Gaza Strip.
They plainly cannot do that by themselves committing violent crime to do so".
Even now, Trump's mendacity astonishes ― witness his repeated assertions that droves of violent terrorists are assaulting our southern border, or his plainly false claim that government workers support his petulant shutdown.
The Persian king Xerxes' violent, arrogant ambition, his ignoring of appeals for moderation, are plainly the cause of his disastrous defeat.
So common is the experience of violent crime there that it has specialised trauma clinics for victims.The government is plainly failing to uphold the rule of law.
