Sentence examples for violent attitudes from inspiring English sources

No. Might it have an effect of amplifying those violent attitudes in real-life situations?

Outsiders have taken growing offence, too, in the belief that such narrow interpretations of Sunni orthodoxy foster violent attitudes.

They are intended, according to the stage directions, to "face each other in violent attitudes, as though having a shrill argument".

In this sense, there is also an element of racist stereotyping in our readiness to condemn crimes against women that happen abroad as representative of wider violent attitudes towards women.

We've been told it can become addictive and that it can increase tolerance towards sexually violent attitudes, but statistics from sites like PornHub and interviews with porn-addicted teenagers don't provide much information about the confusing relationship that adolescents have with porn.

Victoria's Police chief commissioner Ken Lay has said very powerfully that we need to stop the culture in our community that enables violence against women and children, "where vulgar and violent attitudes to women are common" and which is "heavy with warped and misspent masculinity".

Although often accused of a violent attitude to women, whom he recently dressed in carapaces and fetish-like shoes, Mr. McQueen had a love/hate relationship with beauty.

Unfortunately for both the Christian movement and those around it, Revelation also conveys a profoundly paranoid and violent attitude toward the apocalyptic "other".

"He really typified the ugly racism and violent attitude of a lot of people that we see in the nativist movement".

DeGraw meanwhile hails from New York, and with his Gang Gang Dance and bEEdEEgEE projects he's similarly had a casually violent attitude towards genre boxes, hurling grime into disco in a manic shambles of shamanic ambience; one DJ mix from a few years back mashed up sassy electro with Mark E Smith reading the football scores.

It was nothing of a violent attitude toward anyone.