Sentence examples for violent news from inspiring English sources

She defines it as meaning 'council house and violent' (news to me) but anyway, the girls he meets say they're not chavs, they're middle-class.

The torrent of violent news flooding into American TV screens in recent months was used to boost his own campaign at the expense of Democrats.

Don't worry, your message will come though.'" Deodato, who was assistant director on Sergio Corbucci's Django, was inspired to make the film after watching violent news reports in Italy with his young son.

Mr. Lai said that to avoid stirring up the residents, anti-Communist indoctrination is not included in their classes, political and violent news is clipped from newspapers and television viewing is restricted to uncontroversial variety shows.

The dean of the International Center of Photography asks a lot of questions: Why do violent news images matter?

The Arizona State University research finds that sharing negative or violent news -- and receiving feedback in the form of "likes" and comments -- may beget aggressive behavior in children.

California voters have just passed a proposition that will increase penalties for children who commit violent crimes (news article, March 8).

But in the Fifth Precinct, the city's most violent, the news has been more mixed, according to the statistics.

In a separate development, bombs tore through a market in Karachi, killing at least six people in a city with a history of violent attacks, news agencies reported.

From 1935 to 1946, he lived by his wits and mostly at night, taking harsh, flash-lighted pictures of fast-moving, often violent breaking news that he sold to the city's several dailies.

Antigovernment demonstrations sometimes turn violent and news about corruption scandals fills the tabloids here, but two things most people agree on is that homosexuality is not tolerated and that Westerners can be overbearing.