Sentence examples for taste of violence from inspiring English sources

The taste of violence in our world is bitter.

Pierre Fresnay recalled that Clouzot "worked relentlessly, which made for a juicy spectacle...That's to say nothing for his taste of violence, which he never tried with me".

ISIS has been built on a fascist taste for violence, and an aesthetic of terror that feeds on people's pain.

Caesar has seen through the false glory of his own achievement and has no more taste for violence or pomp or the animal satisfaction of vengeance.

It was praised and attacked for its distortion, bad taste and glorification of violence in equal measure.

"You have to be very careful about taste, decency, depictions of violence and imitable behaviour, although we're quite relaxed about farting".

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".

"For most French people," he asserts, "Tunisians … had the same supposed racial and cultural defects of all North Africans, ranging from stupidity, criminality and a taste for violence".

One of these radicals was Andreas Baader, an unstable tearaway with devastating charisma and a taste for violence.

His taste for violence may have fired Goldstein, but it did not enter the political mainstream.

The Swiss-born Zimmermann's taste for grotesque forms of violence, animal antics, and racism seems as much American as German.