Sentence examples for violent lessons from inspiring English sources

Not man-as-technology-forming but technology-as-man-forming. We had hints of this, too, a long time ago, in Marinetti's Futurist Manifesto of 1909, which makes explicit the modernist desire to replace our ancient gods and myths with the sleek lines and violent lessons of the automobile.

In Lost Highway, they're a souped-up ride that a mob boss uses to ram a tailgating dickhead off the road before offering a violent lesson on the importance of consulting the user's manual.

With good management, serenity and intelligence, you can make sure that these violent types receive a lesson in 'fair play', offering them a gesture of peace, not war.

Christopher Eccleston (near left), Ewan McGregor (largely unknown at the time, before "Trainspotting" and "Emma") and Kerry Fox play the corruptible roommates, who learn the lesson that violent crime is very hard to live with, the first time.

A gentle slowing in the economy today is the best way of avoiding a more violent slowing later.That is one lesson: if Britain's growth is to be rapid and lasting, the country needs to raise its productivity faster.

And so when I saw Atticus take a deep breath and turn his back to the potentially violent situation, I learned a lesson: I don't have to cheer on violence.

Violent men die violently.

Indeed, the bond shared by those grieving over random and violent deaths can represent a powerful lesson in humanity to the suspicious residents of divided neighborhoods.

The lesson from the death of violent anarchism is that the solution lies beyond blanket violent repression of them or its polar opposite, capitulation to their demands.

The myths are sometimes poetic and beautiful, sometimes sinister and violent -- and they usually teach a lesson or explain a common problem.

The archbishop wrote in a weekly column on the archdiocese Web site that Mr. Williams deserved punishment but did not deserve to die because a judicial execution would perpetuate the "wrongheaded lesson of violence 'fixing' the violent among us".