Sentence examples for screen violence from inspiring English sources

This trend undoubtedly contributes to the public's increasing acceptance of screen violence.

To enjoy The Wire, you need to be desensitised to screen violence.

Because the massacre isn't about what critics and other journalists feel and think we know about screen violence.

Warner executives declined through a spokeswoman to discuss their plan or the studio's posture in general toward screen violence.

But it is also, when it comes to solemn screen violence, to add meaning to its inclusion.

Haneke's intentions seem deadly serious: a cool and calculated discourse on our voyeuristic fascination with screen violence.

(The U.S. Attorney General at the time, Janet Reno, was a critic of on-screen violence).

The PG-13-safe mitigation of on-screen violence doesn't suggest the filmmaker's acceptance of it.

The exuberant energy contained in on-screen violence appeals to young audiences because it stimulates them.

Now, he can't do on-screen violence; he can't even fire a gun.

So why can't that studio and every other moviemaker eliminate (or at least reduce) on-screen violence?