Sentence examples for violence existed from inspiring English sources

"My grandfather used to tell me stories about how brutal the yakuza were many years ago, but I didn't think this sort of violence existed in Japan".

His pictures showed America not as a confident, post-war, united nation, but an atomised, unequal, prejudiced country, where bigotry and violence existed casually and often together; where many people felt fearful and poor and alone.

It was the first time Williams realized that "gun violence existed close to you".

In 2000, the then-president of the AAP testified before Congress that 3500 studies of media violence existed with only 18 not finding negative effects of violent media.

In Phulbari slum settlements, a climate of violence existed in all the sections, leaving residents in a constant state of tension and fear.

Some minor discrepancies in the overall definition of domestic violence existed between providers' views in the two States, but there did not appear to be marked differences based on the sex of the health professionals.

"The violence exists outside for us.

As she wrote of the "Saved" controversy, "The objectors deny, with frightening violence, that such violence exists".

This combination is always a shock: How can prosperity and political violence exist in the same time and place?

I don't think movies are the reason why this violence exists, I think it's going to happen whether movies are there or not".

The question of how to deal with children in homes where domestic violence exists has bedeviled experts, social workers and city officials for years.