"violent feeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe intense and strong emotions, often negative in nature. Example: "As he watched the horrific scene unfold, a wave of violent feeling surged through him, causing him to look away in disgust."
"All violent feelings have the same effect," John Ruskin wrote, in one of his most famous essays.
It gets out the violent feelings in a good, safe way.
Love him, loathe him, have genuinely violent feelings towards him, you just can't ignore Michael McIntyre.
By Hendrik Hertzberg "All violent feelings have the same effect," John Ruskin wrote, in one of his most famous essays.
In the course of the struggle over the Parliament bill, strong, even violent, feelings had been roused among lords who had seldom bothered hitherto to attend their house.
But he added that they appeared to contradict the idea that violent songs could reduce violent feelings by providing a cathartic outlet.
For Bhabha, "Disgrace" is so powerful because it "allows people to project onto it some of their own most heartfelt but violent feelings".
"Slowly, gradually, Seth will disappear from my mind," she imagines, "or Seth as the author of violent feelings will go, to be replaced by the messy kid I first saw, of whom I will never think".
Assessors at Guantanamo originally divided detainees into three categories, depending on their view of the risks their release would pose to US security, depending on what they believed to the suspects' links to al-Qa'ida, the Taliban or other extremist groups, and based on whether they had cooperated with authorities or expressed violent feelings towards the US.
Yet, beyond the outrage, cooler heads were predicting little more than a postponement of the regional peace that many see as inevitable.It is no secret that Arabs dislike the Israelis, but if there is one single Israeli who inspires violent feelings it is the prime minister-elect.
