Sentence examples for unduly violent from inspiring English sources

Some critics, early and late, have found his work extravagantly rhetorical and unduly violent, and there have been strong objections, especially late in the 20th century, to the perceived insensitivity of his portrayals of women and black Americans.

In the online edition, we now read, "Some critics... have found his work extravagantly ­rhetorical and unduly violent, and there have been strong objections, especially late in the 20th century, to the perceived insensitivity of his portrayals of women and black Americans".

I noted that many thrillers, for me, seemed unduly violent.

He won applause when he told the audience he opposed unduly harsh sentences for non-violent drug offences.

Violent men die violently.

Although the evidence suggests she may indeed have aided the violent Marxist guerrilla group, the sentence is unduly harsh in light of her marginal role in the conspiracy and the case's tainted and tortuous history.

Twitter is also making two policy changes aimed at tightening the screw on violent threats by widening what it said was an "unduly narrow" definition of threats before — which sounds very much like it's aimed at tackling terrorist propaganda spread via Twitter.

Unduly targeted?

Some say unduly so.

That seems unduly pessimistic.

This was unduly painful.