Sentence examples for sense violent from inspiring English sources

His crimes in the Manzie case, criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child, were not in the physical sense violent.

In this sense, violent behaviour was also connected with the idea of protection, widely considered to be a part of the masculine essence by the participants.

There's no creeping sense of violent dread that Dot Allison's incredible voice cannot soothe.

I find it fascinating that he could impart that sense—heroic, violent, grand without sending out purely historical clothes.

A woman of sixty-eight lay down to sleep "and had a feeling as if shocked, then felt paralyzed and heard vivid sounds of people coming up the stairs, with a sense of violent intent".

In truth, they are more like soliloquies, and, because this is a Quentin Tarantino movie, the talk is booby-trapped; you sense that violent action is primed to explode.

In "Little Scarlet" (as in George Pelecanos's "Soul Circus," another recent mystery with a charismatic black hero trying to make sense of violent racial upheaval), Mr. Mosley interweaves the main mystery plot with an elaborate skein of his established characters and situations.

Rather, they are driven by a sense of violent opposition: against changes in color and culture that appear to be sweeping away the country they once knew; against globalization, which is as revolutionary and threatening as the political programs of the Jacobins and the anarchists once were.

But it makes perfect sense to violent jihadists bent on heroic deeds.

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"This idea that somehow too many people are getting out of jail makes zero sense considering violent crime has been on the decline here for years," Brian Sonenstein, a prison reform advocate and columnist for Shadowproof.com, a new progressive website, told VICE.