Sentence examples for violent discourse from inspiring English sources

New York Times columnist Tom Friedman recently expressed concern about the level of violent discourse aimed toward President Barack Obama.

Add to the mix the egregiously vitriolic and verbally violent discourse of demagogic politicians and talk show hosts -- egging on those vulnerable to physical violence and providing them with a seeming justification for their callous brutality.

Given the reality of divisive, and even violent, political discourse, Cupich asked, "Is it not time to remember that we are a democracy and that in being equal we have so much in common?

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At some point, the whole delusion has to come to a stop, at some point the violent and irrational discourses merge and the space business and science and technology and culture and education require becomes impossible to grant, and the whole thing collapses.

Vehement religious discourse troubles the peace.

It was held to turn children into imbeciles, make men violent and corrupt political discourse.

More specifically, these maps frequently marginalized the Kurds by questioning their geopolitical territorial claims, and also portrayed them in typical orientalist discourse as violent rebels or backward victims depending on the U.S. agenda in the region at the time.

"It has proved that a small group of trolls can poison discourse with violent, racist rhetoric and help to elevate a candidate who entertains ideas like registering all Muslim Americans in a database.

In the days since the massacre in Arizona, the mainstream political media (and much online discussion) have zeroed in on one question: Did the uncivil political discourse (with violent imagery) of the Glenn Becks, Rush Limbaughs and Sarah Palins of the world create an environment that encouraged or allowed an unhinged character to go on a shooting spree aimed at a Democratic congresswoman.

2 3 While medical and criminal perspectives tend to dominate the public discourse on violent injury, incidents have social, economic, political and personal repercussions.