Sentence examples for traditionally violent from inspiring English sources

The game in which it occured, between the Gainesville Dells and the South Bend Compaqs of the Microsoft League, was the renewal of a traditionally violent rivalry.

Punk shows are traditionally violent affairs, so those heels and earrings or the baggy pants you got for your birthday run a high risk of being lost or destroyed by the end of the night, and you'll get no sympathy from those around you if this does happen.

With titles like "Mortal Kombat" and "Doom," the most popular computer games have traditionally been violent, action-packed toys designed to appeal mostly to boys.

Many of these come from the wider Salafist trend of puritan Islam, much of which has traditionally rejected violent jihad, largely on tactical grounds, in favour of quiet proselytising.Alex Gallo, of West Point's Combating Terrorism Centre (CTC), says that core al-Qaeda has evolved a most effective and flexible approach, a bit like Michael Porter's theory of the value chain.

I am capable of some introspection and I, like you, can see that for a traditionally non-violent person who believes that a woman stands alone as a force to be reckoned with, there's an obvious disconnect here.

To meet the criteria, the State Department must determine that a country has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism, a definition that has traditionally referred to violent, physical attacks rather than hacking.

Devontae Torriente, 18, a student studying justice and law at American University in Washington, said: "The experience of black students at institutions of higher learning has traditionally been hostile, violent and overall unwelcoming.

And past banking crises have stemmed more often from the commercial market (which has traditionally shown more violent swings) than from the residential one.The British commercial-property market has already shown signs of cracking, as recently became clear when a fund run by New Star Asset Management marked its assets down by 18%.

The State Department would have to determine that the regime repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism, something traditionally understood to mean violent, physical attacks rather than hacking.

"Migraine," he says, "is traditionally described as a violent throbbing pain in one temple, and not infrequently takes this form.

Police Assistant Commissioner Tess Walsh told the press conference that "the Comancheros have traditionally been involved in violent crimes...we are not intimidated by them and we will not allow our communities to be".