Sentence examples for violent leanings from inspiring English sources

In addition to their violent leanings he explains that: "The sovereign citizen movement has actively exploited the mortgage foreclosure crisis and promoted debt-elimination schemes and scams to financially desperate individuals".

Hasan, like a Christian, killer Scott Roeder-who murdered abortion provider Dr. George Tiller at a church, twist their own conception of faith to comport with their pre-established violent leanings.

Dealers report increased interest in movies with violent and terrorist leanings, not that those were ever weak categories.

"It is likely that the jurors will see in the gallery of the courtroom a significant number of the defendant's supporters," prosecutors wrote, "naturally leading to juror speculation that at least some of these spectators might share the defendant's violent radical Islamic leanings".

They have also released a video showing the violent tendencies and racist leanings of most of its supporters.

The earliest stories in The Adventures of Tintin have been criticised for displaying racial stereotypes, animal cruelty, colonialist, violent, and even fascist leanings, including ethnocentric caricatured portrayals of non-Europeans.

Officials described the shooting as an "act of domestic terrorism", and said there were "suggestions" that the gunman "may have had leanings" toward a violent jihadist ideology.

Republicans favored violent overthrows of democratic (but left-leaning) governments in Iran (in 1954) and Chile (in 1973).

Charles's rule had been arbitrary and violent; his religious views (he was suspected of leaning toward Calvinism) had involved him in an incessant struggle with the Lutheran church.

From 1997 to 2002, Yanukovych was the appointed governor of Donetsk province, a Russian-leaning industrial region characterized by a particularly violent and unreformed variety of post-Soviet patronage politics.

Newsdays Glen Gamboa gave Paper Trail a B rating and commented that "[T.I.] is still bouncing between pop-leaning hip-hop anthems and spare, often violent, tales of crime and brutality".