Sentence examples for violent meaning from inspiring English sources

The violent meaning of "Chaino" is evident without knowing that Mr. Edwards is African-American.

But instead, when stripped of its local context, the image still contains a great deal of meaning – very ugly, racist and violent meaning.

At one point a soldier on video mentions the change in how one experiences joy before and after military service; at a few other strong moments, references are made to the joyful or violent meaning colors in the imagination, and the notion of a "monster" inside us.

Sussman decided to include this in keeping with the modern more violent meaning of the word.

He is currently suing the broadcaster for describing him as an "extremist" who "encourages religious violence," insisting that he was using the non-violent meaning of the term "jihad," to refer to a spiritual struggle. .

The committee also questioned the government's "escalator" approach to extremism, which presumes that people begin with religious conservatism and end up backing violent jihadism, meaning that a way to stop violence was to clamp down on religious conservatism.

Ms. Rell said she would also ask the General Assembly to reclassify such offenses as violent crimes, meaning offenders must serve at least 85percentt of their sentences before parole is a possibility.

Dele Alli has expressed regret over the punch he threw at Claudio Yacob and vowed to learn from the mistake after the Football Association handed him a three-match ban for violent conduct, meaning he will not play for Tottenham Hotspur again this season.

Rashi, one of the most important commentators in Judaism, says the flood destroyed humanity because of lewdness, idolatry and violent crime (meaning robbery).

In Viet Nam, the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2011 showed that 74 per cent of children in Viet Nam aged 2 14 years had experienced violent discipline, meaning they had been subjected to at least one form of psychological or physical punishment by their parents/caregivers or other household members.

Spreading of the programme increases sensitivity of children that acquire more knowledge and develop skills to respond in a non-violent manner, meaning that at a certain age absence of violence will not be only a feature of the school, but a feature of a park, playground, and a whole local community.