Sentence examples for remarkable violence from inspiring English sources

"Until the attack on [the chimpanzee] Godi, scientists had treated the remarkable violence of humanity as something uniquely ours".

Praising the 2011 reboot game for its includion of "iconic" characters and "the quite remarkable violence," GamesMaster opined one "simply cannot watch Mileena throw swords into Johnny Cage, decapitate him and then take repeated bites out of his face like a dog on death row without deeply desiring this game".

It's remarkable how violence and its avoidance are woven into the daily fabric of Rio.

Some of the most remarkable filmed violence has an explicit quality that would not be allowed in depicting sex.

The Awakening contributed to the remarkable decline in violence in Iraq.

Sunnis seethe at the injustice of living for decades under a state endowed with a remarkable capacity for violence and led by the Alawite minority, a heterodox Muslim sect.

As much as the surge, the movement in Iraq known as the Sunni Awakening helped set in motion the remarkable decline in violence there that has largely held to this day.

Perhaps it is too early for the impact to have fed through, but I do wonder whether the analysis is focusing on traditional social and criminal justice theories when the answer to the quite remarkable drop in violence may lie somewhere else entirely.

Newburgh's persistent violence is remarkable considering what the community is not: a big city.

The speech was remarkable in its distorting violence about personalities, its vagueness about principles, and its political bad timing & bad temper.

In Guatemala, more people are now being murdered each year (mostly by gangs) than were killed in the country's civil war in the 1980s (see article).This is more remarkable because "traditional" state violence is subsiding.