Sentence examples for violent countering from inspiring English sources

He fielded the too-violent question (Is "Road" too violent?), countering that violence is "Shakespearean stuff".

Instead, Wardak has sunk into increasingly violent counter-insurgency.

Idolatry is a form of vandalism that often inspires a violent counter-reaction of antipathy to the idol.

The arrest of militants may bring a violent counter-reaction among Muslims and possibly within elements of the armed services.

The bigger concern is no longer a violent counter-revolution: it is that all the political parties will forfeit the trust of their people.

Last month, Mídia Ninja sparked public indignation with images that suggested a police infiltrator might have thrown a molotov cocktail that set off a violent counter-reaction.

By John Cassidy February 18 , 2010In the wake of yesterday's fascinating report in the Times about sixty-something Tea Party activists bracing for a violent counter-revolution, several people have asked me why Americans are so angry.

In the wake of yesterday's fascinating report in the Times about sixty-something Tea Party activists bracing for a violent counter-revolution, several people have asked me why Americans are so angry.

This has been a huge privilege but also allowed me to shape things in certain ways; another has been the importance of taking a coherent, holistic view of how to succeed in a complex and violent counter insurgency campaign.

He provided "the first serious argument that revolutions devour their own children and turn into their own opposites" (Hitchens 2011: 161)—that the violent seizure of power invites its violent counter-seizure.

Some in the GOP also wanted language criticizing violent counter-protesters, which would not fly with Democrats.