Sentence examples for some sort of violence from inspiring English sources

"Even the wisest man grows tense / With some sort of violence," Yeats wrote, in "Under Ben Bulben," and that includes the man of God.

"If politicians are going to say it's because of refugees, it's inevitable that we will witness some sort of violence and anger against the Syrians here," Mr. Rachwani said.

Studies show 63percentt of Mexican women and girls aged 15 and over have suffered some sort of violence.

Today, close to 40percentt of all the images in the Lego catalog contain some sort of violence, the study found, with the fastest growth occurring in cases of shooting.

UNICEF research in Serbian primary schools show that two thirds of children have been exposed to some sort of violence and bullying at school.

The evaluation, carried out in 116 primary schools implementing the Programme, shows that 73% of children like to go to school, but that 65% of students experience some sort of violence at least once in three months, and that as many as 44% of school children remember a violent experience during their primary schooling.

It held the top spot globally in a 2010 United Nations report on sexual violence against women, with nearly half of all females in the country reporting having suffered some sort of sexual violence, from groping to rape.

"If there are big headlines about some sort of police violence, not even misconduct," he said, "without question that would drive up the disapprovals across the board".

The whole thing feels like some sort of summoning of violence.

Nearly all of the students have experienced some sort of trauma: gang violence in the places they left, abusive escorts on the trek north.

Just as the words have often been misunderstood in the US, many people wrongly inferred it to be some sort of call to violence there as well.