Sentence examples for violent hurt from inspiring English sources

David Fricke of Rolling Stone noted that "Björk likens the human emotions – love, physical obsession, changing moods, violent hurt – in songs such as "Mutual Core", "Moon" and "Virus" to natural phenomena: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, lunar phases and contagious disease".

Furthermore, Mr Johnson's main campaign theme to fight violent crime may hurt him if it does not produce results.

It is a violent assault," Hurt wrote.

He said Western sanctions were "violent" and hurt not only their intended target, but also unintended victims, as well as the countries that imposed them.

Because the stories would be based on real people, we would have to confront one of the truths we seem to resist most: they are us, they are as violent, battered, hurt and scared as we could be under those circumstances.

The streaming giant's deep reservoir of documentaries about murder trials and scams reveals the darkest side of humanity, whether it's violent criminals hurting others or the merciless criminal justice system hurting the people it's designed to protect.

The streaming giant's deep reservoir of documentaries about murder trials and scams reveals the darkest side of humanity, whether its violent criminals hurting others or the merciless criminal justice system hurting the people it's designed to protect.

Angela is violent without hurting people.

When we love all, where is the question of being violent or hurting others?

But even when battling lesbian jailhouse rock and ultra-violent gingercide, Hurts' new effort blows the competition out of the water.

While investigators did not find any criminal behavior by the group, officials have recently begun to discipline such cliques because of concerns that they encourage unethical, ganglike and violent behavior and hurt the department's reputation, particularly in black and Latino neighborhoods.