Sentence examples for read violently from inspiring English sources

Some of the misogynist pages had headlines that read "Violently Raping Your Friend Just for Laughs" and "Kicking Your Girlfriend in the Fanny because she won't make you a Sandwich".

The revolution continues, as a banner in Tahrir read before the military violently broke up the sit-in on 1 August.

Walking in Sofia, the adult narrator remembers this early pain, and remembers, too, how his father came to read his diary, and how violently he responded to the revelation of his son's sexuality: "You disgust me, he said, do you know that, you disgust me, how could you be my son?" In Sofia, the narrator has reached an area of scrubby ground near Soviet-style apartment blocks.

If I own up, I can't really read Philip Roth: I find myself so violently at odds with his protagonists.

Remy's detailed report, a recommended read, says in part: The men cough violently.

The plane was shaking so violently that it was hard to read the instruments.

His manuscripts were violently chaotic: his handwriting was hard to read, his spelling was terrible, his grammar was poor, and the poems were liberally flecked with always obscure and now extinct terms in Northamptonshire dialect.

That violently mixed assessment struck me as just right when I read it on a wall of the Metropolitan Museum's current, tremendous El Greco retrospective.