Sentence examples for teaching violence from inspiring English sources
"Teaching violence at early ages can actually fuel violence," he said, reflecting on the need for more Jamaican families to avoid corporal punishment.
"You can't make excuses for the violence," he says, "but we were taught violence".
He continues: "Look, there are people who believe our religion teaches violence, and it doesn't.
He wanted to shape a mind-set, to teach violence when necessary, intestinal fortitude, cunning.
Do they want a sport that teaches violence and brutality, or a sport that teaches fair play, skill acquisition, team play and good sportsmanship?
In the painful tumult of daily protests, an entire generation of Québécois youth is learning a political lesson no class would ever teach: violence underlies all of society's inequalities, and power doesn't yield an inch without a fight.
"My greatest concern," said Sister Camille, a former elementary-school teacher and Brooklyn College professor, "is for children, who see the government employing violence and are being taught that violence will get rid of their problems".
For many children, though, educational settings not only expose them to violence but may also teach them violence.
New Generation's work is underpinned by teaching non-violence.
Luigi de Martino Use non-violent language: In a nation that has a long history of violence, we need to teach non-violence and non-violent communication.
