Sentence examples for violence point from inspiring English sources

Did this seeming escalation of unrelated urban violence point to a racial revolution mounting in Europe?

Experts on teenage suicide and dating violence point out that tragedies like the one in Tuckahoe rarely erupt without warning.

Both greater wealth (weapons are more destructive, and thus used less often, and there is a desire to preserve wealth) and the nationalization of violence point toward that pattern.

Campaigners on sexual violence point out Evans has shown no remorse for his behaviour.

"Black Lives Matter, March for Our Lives ― we're all fighting gun violence, point blank, period".

The causes of gender-based violence point to the need for multi-pronged approaches, including action at the community level to change cultural norms, decrease the acceptability of violence against women and girls, and improve the linkages between the health system and the legal system.

Beyond prestige and income, Sunday afternoon's violence pointed to a more serious problem haunting the club – the barra brava.

He held Israel responsible for the violence, pointing to an "escalation of Israeli attacks, assassinations, siege and closures".

The accounts from the people of Shai-Tubeh and numerous other reports by witnesses lend powerful credence to suspicions of organized violence, pointing to rogue elements of the Kyrgyz government and military.

Alec's tales of boyhood, delivered with uncannily precise sound effects of the everyday (screen doors, beer cans), sometimes place him in cars and on furiously pedalled bicycles, on his way to settle, with violence, points of teen-age honor.

The fact that Islamist terrorism pre-dates Iraq and Afghanistan and that there are many millions of non-Muslims just as aggrieved at foreign policy who do not resort to violence, points to toxic theology as the real culprit.