Sentence examples for violent one of the from inspiring English sources
One movie was so violent one of the raters lost consciousness and had to be taken away on a stretcher, she said.
"He was very violent," one of the men interviewed said of his captor.
Others are just violent: one of the most notorious incidents came two years ago as a Petrolul Ploiesti fan ran on to the pitch during a game against Steaua Bucharest, ran up behind the defender George Galamaz and punched him in the side of the head, breaking his zygomatic bone and leaving him temporarily deaf in his right ear.
Boas said that the overwhelming reaction from readers — by a margin of "about three to one" — has been negative, but that most of the negativity has been vulgar rather than violent: "One of the first e-mails I got," he said, "was: 'Let me make this short: F. U.' It was spelled out, of course".
In this public lecture, Timothy Garton Ash asks if 1989 established a new model of non-violent revolution, supplanting the violent one of 1789.
Suicide attempters had a higher risk of violent behavior than suicide ideators, making violent behavior one of the key differences between attempters and ideators [ 23].
And although some militia members have claimed they're not violent, Ryan Bundy, one of the people leading the occupation, told Oregonian reporter Ian Kullgren on Saturday that his group is "willing to kill and be killed if necessary".
During this time of violent headlines, one of the things that scared me most was the elevator outside my front door.
"The border city of El Paso, Texas, used to have extremely high rates of violent crime – one of the highest in the country, and [was] considered one of our nation's most dangerous cities.
Shortly after his return he published what is probably his greatest novel, Terras do Sem Fim (1942, The Violent Land), one of the last novels of the early period.
The force of the crash was so violent that one of the restaurant's owners sitting at the end of the bar was blown off a stool and into the bathroom.
