Sentence examples for unpredictable violence from inspiring English sources

His fiction was, he admitted, bleak – as the flip side of the story was unpredictable violence and early death.

With the loosening of the grip of the central Government, many in Indonesia have come to fear the unpredictable violence of the masses.

Though they left local girls alone, the Singh brothers were known among their neighbours for drunkenness, petty crime and occasional, unpredictable violence.

While retaining passages about the social and ethnic fissures in Israel, Ms. Castel-Bloom now surrounded her characters with unpredictable violence.

Each one, in its highly entertaining way, is a portrait of the vibrancy of Latin American urban life: of enormous, almost unreal cities, that pulse with unpredictable violence, greed and pleasure-seeking.

During the 1960s, the Shanghai of my childhood seemed a portent of the media cities of the future, dominated by advertising and mass circulation newspapers and swept by unpredictable violence.

Kurniawan suggested to an audience at the Melbourne festival that unpredictable outbreaks of violence were part of the fabric of Indonesian life.

There were high levels of "unpredictable and reckless" violence among the 240 boys, aged 15 to 18, at Feltham young offenders' institution, a significant amount of which was gang-related, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons said in a report.

"The general recounting of those experiences led us to believe that he was dangerous, unpredictable, prone to violence and with delusions of grandeur". Campbell made the comments in the context of a discussion about the recent purge and execution of Jang Song Thaek, Kim's uncle and a long-time senior regime official.

A major young offenders' institution is suffering "unpredictable and reckless" violence, prison inspectors say.

Among the more than 50 tragedies that make up the current spike in homicides in the capital this year are some that may be premeditated or gang-related, but most will be unpredictable acts of violence in moments of mental anguish, involving a victim and a perpetrator who are well known to each other - family disputes or an argument between friends.