Sentence examples for something very violent from inspiring English sources
I guess it was a bit like that video we made for 'Fluorescent Adolescent' – you have something very violent juxtaposed with the song.
She doesn't write graphic novels, but even if she did, the term wouldn't quite fit: "My mum says that sounds like something very violent.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 10 , 1941P. 9 Hitler on Olympus and the swastikas unfurled over the Acropolis did something very violent to our mythology and also to the idea there might be places in the world still immune to time and war.
The New Yorker, May 10 , 1941P. 9 Hitler on Olympus and the swastikas unfurled over the Acropolis did something very violent to our mythology and also to the idea there might be places in the world still immune to time and war.
Something very violent had happened.
"For both to die at exactly the same time means probably something very bad and very violent happened," he said.
Carry the Cure's web site has several video clips from Rhythms of Life presentations and one, described as 'live music presentation with a full band expressing lyrics that include the message of "Committing to Life" ', seems represent something very different - a call for violent change.
These are aspects of something new, something very hopeful, these are examples of educated, creative, and non-violent individuals engaged in a beautiful uprising.
We wanted something very linked to what we have, like the helmets, which are non-violent and fun for all ages.
But [an] assault charge in prison can be something very dangerous and terrible or it can be something that's non-violent and doesn't really injure anyone, like throwing feces, throwing urine, shoving, or otherwise resisting the correctional officer.
