Sentence examples for usually violent from inspiring English sources
They pose simple – usually violent – solutions to complex problems.
Something of consequence, usually violent, happened somewhere, and the corrido is the medium for broadcasting it.
It's a meditation on how television, with its commercial core, trains brains to go in new, usually violent directions.
For Sagay growing up, black films were something predominantly male and usually violent; how would women, domesticated and gentle, fit into that?
Mr Moskos reckons that, at least in Baltimore, the people jailed for drug possession are usually violent dealers whose more serious crimes cannot be proven or whose plea bargains have been accepted by an over-burdened judicial system.
White-collar criminals are usually not violent".
When financial schemes collapse in India there is usually a violent reaction.
"It wasn't usually too violent, but we were still all sick of it.
Bias intimidation is a sentence-booster that attaches itself to an underlying crime — usually, a violent one.
Though usually less violent than it's neighbors Ingushetia and Chechnya — two Russian regions where shootings and bomb attacks occur almost daily — bloodshed in North Ossetia is not uncommon.
