Sentence examples for taste for violence from inspiring English sources
His taste for violence may have fired Goldstein, but it did not enter the political mainstream.
At moments, his Chopin anticipates Bartók or even Ligeti: the salon dandy becomes a dreamer with a taste for violence.
Unusually for a soldier, Hasan appeared to have little taste for violence, at least up until yesterday.
One of these radicals was Andreas Baader, an unstable tearaway with devastating charisma and a taste for violence.
Like Mr. Leonard's work, the film is stocked with hoods who love crime and have a baroque taste for violence.
Not everyone will be happy with his remarks about Drake's "serious character flaws", including "a taste for violence", "extreme callousness" and "a streak of covetousness".
Terrance and Phillip's reception satirizes Americans' delicate sensibilities when it comes to scatology and profanity, despite their expansive tastes for violence.
Nolan had developed a taste for grandeur, violence, and shock.
But the kid is no innocent: on the opening page of the novel, "in him broods already a taste for mindless violence".
On the first page, McCarthy describes how his protagonist, the kid, gets to be the way he is: "He can neither read nor write and in him broods already a taste for mindless violence".
FOREIGN imports, including Patrick Marber's "Closer," Steven Berkoff's "East" and Paula Vogel's "How I Learned to Drive," answer a need among the new wave of private theater companies to sell tickets to a young audience with a new Hollywood-inspired taste for sex, violence and obscene language.
