Sentence examples similar to violent buffer from inspiring English sources
If family members see that their particular funeral is being targeted for protest (Westboro's very sophisticated site publicizes all protests), they can contact the Patriot Guard Riders, a group of motorcyclists that will provide a non-violent buffer between the mourners and the protestors.
In his opinion, Roberts emphasizes the difference between this type of "sidewalk counseling" and the more violent, aggressive protests that the buffer zones are designed to contain.
If Clinton's middle and upper class supporters misjudged the depth of the public's rage, it was because they themselves have been doing well economically, and so have been buffered from the violent shocks and insecurities that plague everyone else on our planet.
Violent men die violently.
Will it create a tele-presence buffer that dehumanises the application of violent force?
Borderlands close to Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon are becoming more violent; some opposition people want outsiders to create buffer zones and humanitarian corridors.
Aren't the hurdles to obtaining an impulse-buy handgun a buffer between the fleeting notion (and temporary desire) to harm another human being and an actual violent crime?
As The Times editorial board argued in December, the Massachusetts buffer zone is justifiable as a protection against possible violence — and we know there are people who have been violent, who have turned reproductive health clinics into battlegrounds.
