Sentence examples for violent about the from inspiring English sources

There's something restless and violent about the place, and you are made aware of it all the time.

And even though the Z8 gets the very hot, 394-horsepower V-8 from the BMW M5 (about 60 more hp than you'll find in the BMW M3), there's nothing violent about the on-rush of power that comes from under the hood.

But if you look at the replay, the only thing "violent" about the play is its horrific outcome.

But a mere a glance at various terrorist movements shows that there is something inherently violent about the faith.

There is nothing overtly violent about "King of the Hill," but it is a show filled with various kinds of conflict that resolve themselves only for a viewer capable of following the plot.

While there is nothing inherently violent about sectarian divisions, the politicization and securitization of these identities has provided opportunities for a range of prominent actors across the Middle East to pursue their geopolitical aspirations.

The best of these works, Terras do sem fim (1942; The Violent Land), about the struggle of rival planters, has the primitive grandeur of a folk saga.

In his, a violent dispute about the purity of a consignment could wind up with someone in a car boot.

Samuel Maoz's graphically violent film about the 1982 Israeli invasion, "Lebanon," won the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion for best picture on Saturday, Reuters reported.

It took place in June in a cul-de-sac in Lincoln, where a man shot and killed his neighbor after a violent disagreement about the maintenance of the hedge dividing their gardens.

The two groups are highly competitive, but "you will see that we are in remarkably violent agreement" about the results, joked Supernova Cosmology Project head Saul Perlmutter, an astrophysicist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley.