Sentence examples for somewhat violent from inspiring English sources

It, too, expressed by a somewhat violent process the essence that a living creature collected in its head.

Last weekend, a tough, somewhat violent suspense film called "Don't Say a Word" was No. 1 at the box office.

It was explicit in his gruff demeanor and hard-drinking lifestyle and implicit in the muscular, somewhat violent process whereby he wrestled his work into existence.

But seeing the fan base from the outside, I learned what so many others know — Yankees fans can be obnoxious and somewhat violent.

Returning to the river he forces Sebso – who is Jewish and not buying into his hellfire and damnation rants – into a somewhat violent baptism.

Despite the fact that at daybreak a somewhat violent wind was sweeping over the aviation ground, the principal firms entered for the contest decided that their pilots should make flights.

For example, the probability of an affirmative response to the item "It is OK (or normal) to hit women if you need to teach them a lesson" was only p = 0.01 in the non-violent cluster; it increased somewhat to p = 0.08 in the moderately violent cluster, but the increase in the impulsive-reactive cluster was up to p = 0.63.

Discontent is more tuneful and somewhat less violent (there's a beating and a biting, but no burning) in the Kaiser Chiefs' "I Predict a Riot," from 2005.

She has opened the gallery's interior to the outdoors simply by knocking out its immense plate-glass windows, a bit of institutional critique worthy of Michael Asher, if somewhat more violent.

Today, New Haven's drug game is both less profitable and at least somewhat less violent, but the city's streets are no fairytale.

Most of the immigrants fled to San Francisco, where they faced somewhat less-violent, though still persistent, opposition.