Sentence examples for violent examples from inspiring English sources

And yet the exteriors of the two museums, the Unitarian church, the police station and other architectural commissions are among the most vigorous, even violent examples of color contrasts ever presented in the city, a peppermint-stick explosion.

It is easy to dismiss singlism, partially because some of the most egregious and violent examples of other isms simply are not part of the not-married experience.

It's not that I want to set a violent example for my son.

He said that, as environmental protests have become a trend in China, authorities might have used the recent demonstration in Maoming to set a violent example for anyone thinking about leading a protest in the future.

(And note that even when he's talking about resisting authoritarianism, he reaches for two explicitly non-violent examples — the martyrdom of the early Christians, and the righteous Gentiles who hid their Jewish neighbors during the Nazi era — to supplement his references to the American Revolution).

The inevitable conclusion of most Israelis is that our concessions bring violence on the Palestinian side in order to try to exploit what they see as our weakness.ZVI BERNHARDTBeit Shemesh, IsraelSIR—Why do the Palestinians not follow the non-violent example of Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela and the supporters of Vojislav Kostunica in Serbia?

A key element of the common couple violence framework includes the nature of what behaviors we define as violent, for example lower threshold violence may encompasses greater female perpetrators while acts of domestic homicide primarily are perpetrated by males.

Do not upload any videos that are damaging, threatening or violent (for example, "I'm gonna blow your brains out").

A rare example of a violent criminal case involving mailings is that of David Mayle.

Let's take the cheery topic of violent death, for example.

Other threats are acute: experiencing or witnessing a traumatic violent encounter, for example, or being in an accident.