Sentence examples for sporting violence from inspiring English sources

It's not that staged-for-entertainment's-sake violence unduly bothers America but that America, particularly its deep-thinking high-end sports commentators, can't fathom how hockey fighting, which qua sporting violence is unique both in the degree to which it exists outside the normal course of the game and in how lightly it's penalized, can bother Canada so little.

While legal scholars have sought to distinguish legitimate from illegitimate sports violence, social psychologists and sociologists have investigated the causes of sports-related violence.

Someone from Çarşi had to go to Ankara to make a statement before a parliamentary subcommittee on sports violence.

Sports violence ("Friday Night Lights," "The Great White Hype"); criminal violence ("Very Bad Things," "The Last Seduction"); and military violence ("A Midnight Clear," "The Kingdom," "Battleship," "Lone Survivor").

In other sports, violence is openly discouraged.

What is it about sports violence that is so attractive?

Sports violence appeals to our sense of contingency.

Not just the strikes and power cuts but the ordinary chaos that surrounds us: sports violence, knifings, terrorism, violent teachers, and paedophile priests.

If we are attracted to sports violence and willing to pay for it, someone will be willing to sell it to us.

In a second independent cohort of subjects, two distinct sets of IAPS pictures were tested, with 9 experimental conditions (i.e., images of children/animals, disaster, drugs, food, nature, objects, nudity, sports, violence).

With a group of young people her age, she identified a number of issues affecting children – namely sports, violence and HIV/AIDS – and organized talk shows around them, with field reports and expert interviews.