Sentence examples for push violence from inspiring English sources

They might also simply serve to push violence between gangs to other venues.

That message was certainly to the fore in other American newspapers, from the Washington Post ("Trump decried for gun remark") to the Denver Post ("Shooting off his mouth"), and from the Chicago Tribune ("Trump's comments stir up new firestorm") to the Wisconsin State Journal ("Trump seen as pushing violence").

How did you know how far to push the violence and the edginess?

And British envoy Mark Lyall Grant said there would be a new U.N. push if violence continued.

The film starred Dustin Hoffman as an American mathematician pushed to violence by marauding hooligans at his adopted British home.

Relatives of the driver said he had been pushed to violence by the desecration of al-Aqsa.

What makes it even more powerful is when the major record labels and the radio stations are pushing that violence".

Recruiting troubled individuals who can be pushed toward violence ties in well with ISIS's larger strategy.

But in the end, the punched-up editing and vibrant color schemes start to grow tiresome, and Mr. Rodriguez, bored with his own gimmickry and completely out of ideas, responds by pushing the violence to needlessly grotesque extremes.

The club's crackdown pushed the violence flooding out of Filbert Street, where the Foxes grounds remained until 2002.

This past January at an Applebee's in Georgia, Donald Ray Ayro of Georgia was pushed to violence by the presence of San Francisco 49ers fans at the fine dining establishment.