Sentence examples for violent might from inspiring English sources

She tells him that her husband has become suspicious of him and she worried all night that something violent might happen.

It fears economic and political change, and therefore easily becomes the pawn of the rich and powerful -- the people whose selfish interests are served by forestalling such change". Yet it never seems to occur to him that the left, in seeking change for its own sake, by peaceful means as well as violent, might as easily become the pawn of the nihilistic and destructive.

It never even crossed my mind that something violent might happen.

11 Characteristics of attempted suicide, such as being well planned, drastic, or violent, might imply a higher risk of a later successful attempt.

With 10 nominees, there is plenty of room for "Inglourious Basterds," even if Quentin Tarantino's take on Nazis and Jews, arch and hyper-violent, might be scratching for the fifth nomination in a conventional year.

Watching violent TV might also lead to interrupted sleep, since it might create worry or anxiety that could prevent a kid from getting back to sleep if awakened in the middle of the night.

"Once things get rough and violent, I might leave".

"It could turn violent — I might get beaten".

That does not, by itself, exonerate the industry—after all, without games violent crime might have fallen still further.

A violent outcome might have been avoided had it not been for elections in Britain and the United States.

The constant effort for regulation in violent offenders might exhaust cognitive sources required to regulate anger in violent offenders, resulting in a risk factor for self-control failure33.