Sentence examples for violence player from inspiring English sources
Likewise, Visceral's efforts to separate Hardline from the debates typically surrounding current shooters debates about on-screen violence, player agency, and the representation of non-whites and non-Americans inadvertently make the game conon-Americans inadvertently
Those of us working on behalf of victims of domestic abuse applaud the stand that Harvey Araton has taken with respect to athletes and domestic violence ("Players' Words and Actions Lead to Disturbing Double Standard," March 19).
Earlier this year, she went on an expletive-laced Twitter rant, accusing the NFL of not caring about domestic violence, players or their families.
Nevertheless, the incident puts further pressure on the league's general managers to address the issues of violence and player safety at their annual meeting next week in Boca Raton, Fla.
It may be a treatise on the nature of interactive violence and player culpability or an unreconstructed slab of interactive torture porn, but the way it gets you up close and personal with your victims is unforgettably creepy.
Although gridiron football had largely supplanted both association football and rugby in the United States by late in the 19th century, rugby enjoyed a revival from 1905 on the Pacific Coast after gridiron football was banned there in the aftermath of a public furor over violence and player deaths and injuries.
In a public service campaign star NBA players have appeared in TV spots advocating gun sense to help end gun violence -- players like Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors and The LA Clippers' Chris Paul.
But there is a question of how much accrued violence the players' bodies can stand.
"Do that and there would be no violence by players," said a Pro Bowl wide receiver who spoke only on the condition of anonymity.
As a consequence, despite lawsuits related to head injuries and the sport's ever-increasing speed and violence, some players are using helmets that appear to place them at greater risk.
