Sentence examples for terribly violent from inspiring English sources

And parents, it's not terribly violent.

We also constantly read these terribly violent stories by the Grimm Brothers.

"We're a terribly violent community," said Junious Williams, the chief executive of the Urban Strategies Council.

This is a commonly seen phenomenon in forensic psychiatry among individuals who have committed terribly violent acts.

"Society became terribly violent during the famine," during which as many as 45 million people may have died, Ms. Zhou said in an interview.

What he did was small and pathetic and also terribly violent, and I felt that the shame of his final act became my own shame.

The key is that the aggrieved individual feels that he has been terribly mistreated and that violent vengeance is justified.

Lithuanian attitudes are not out of step with those of its neighbours: across great swathes of eastern Europe, from Serbia, through Slovenia, Poland, Russia and Ukraine are places where gay people suffer terribly through discrimination, stigmatisation, violent attacks and state harassment.

We wondered how she could speak so terribly as to incite violent remarks from a crowd, and all with a smile on her face...

Everybody knows that Stravinsky's music for "Le Sacre du Printemps" is violent, colossal, cataclysmic and terribly primitive, don't they?

Instead, explain how gun control actually increases violent crime: I'm terribly sorry these deaths happened.