Sentence examples for violent consequences from inspiring English sources

With violent consequences.

Undeterred, they wreak revenge on the landlord with violent consequences.

But what they both do makes it harder to break the chain of violent consequences.

These bleak circumstances and lack of opportunities lead the characters to make dreadful decisions with tragic, often violent consequences.

Van Damme said his organization is concerned about potentially violent consequences for the local population from the Kony2012 campaign.

And if what's going on in Queensland is any indication, the culture of disrespecting women is creating violent consequences.

Mr Blackwell sees gangs as a violent consequence of social exclusion.

The latter recalls recent Stewart Lee material in its dreamlike illogic, as does a skit in which an evil wizard comes to arbitrate on Williams's love life, with unexpectedly ultra-violent consequences.

81.6% of victims still alive at the time of the survey (195/239) stated that they had suffered direct medical consequences following a violent event, most commonly pain (40%) wounds (24.6%) and fractures (4.6%).

Perhaps so, but, as he makes clear, most of the Africans and African-Americans who populate his text were all too familiar with racist orthodoxy and its violent, dehumanizing consequences.

Greater, if more equivocal, prominence came with the financially successful publication of Sanctuary, a novel about the brutal rape of a Southern college student and its generally violent, sometimes comic, consequences.