Sentence examples for speaking violently from inspiring English sources

"In the kind of circles I have moved in," he wrote, people had the habit of "speaking violently..

"In the kind of circles I have moved in," Macdonald wrote in 1958, one got into the habit of "speaking violently...

He was speaking after police violently dispersed an opposition camp on Saturday.

About those gentlemen – and women – desiring votes: since when did it become not just acceptable but required for politicians to hold forth on Memorial Day? Who gave them permission to speak for the violently dead?

Dash later clarified that his "point on this thread is to call voices in the tech community [he's] part of to speak up against violently antiblack systems".

She had started to cough, tried speaking through the cough, gave up, and hacked violently.

The former police chief of Suffolk County — where Trump was speaking — was also recently sentenced to prison for crimes including violently beating a suspect.

She reacted sometimes violently, sometimes disconsolately to a voice from her past speaking German.

In a country where politics and public life were for generations violently and obsessively policed, young people are now breathing and speaking more freely than ever before.

So perhaps it is not surprising that the parents I have spoken to have reacted violently to the only children's allegations.

The titular youths of the film too move violently and speak in grunts, screams, whistles and sound effects, Akira frequently greeting women with, "Wanna get laid?" or Masura's scat, "At-tatatatatataaaaa!" They are portrayed as amoral, impulsive narcissists and hedonists, pickpocketing and stealing cars with equal nonchalance.