Sentence examples for violent from from inspiring English sources

But had Tilikum turned violent from the stress of living outside his natural environment?

"They have been violent from time to time," he said in an e-mail from Turkey.

He claimed the opposition to his government has been violent from the outset.

One of them described an encounter with Ghomeshi that, she claimed, was violent from the start.

If found to have been convicted of any one of a list of felonies considered violent, from attempted robbery to murder, they are automatically disqualified.

With the exception of Libya, where events were violent from an early stage, these revolutions could easily be seen as triumphs of civil resistance.

They're coming back into society indelibly marked by what they've experienced — either traumatized by sexual assault, or hyper-violent from having learned to fend off the threat.

Whereas Occupy has been expressly non-violent from the get-go, the hint of violence lurks just beneath the surface of the Tea Party.

But nothing was done to exclude the potentially violent parents from the venue or from having contact with the children.

A significant number of children are exposed to violence from peers, and also to violent behaviour from teachers.

Many of their members are violent youths from El Salvador and Honduras who have been deported from the United States.