Sentence examples for violent speeches from inspiring English sources

Parnell's increasingly violent speeches, however, led to his arrest on Oct. 13, 1881, and the league called on tenants to withhold all rents.

The event occurred just after Charles Stewart Parnell, leader of the Irish Home Rule Party in the British House of Commons, was released from Kilmainham jail, Dublin, where he had been confined for his violent speeches against the Land Act (1881), which he considered insufficient land-reform legislation.

Their angry, profane and violent speeches -- some of the harshest coming from Panther Minister of Defense, Bobby Rush, now a U.S. Congressman representing the South Side of Chicago -- would be utterly shocking to today's political audience, even within the Black community.

In this transitivity of speech and violence, physical violence becomes a legitimate means of combatting violent speech.

SIX weeks after that horrific day in Tucson, America has half-forgotten its violent debate over the power of violent speech to incite violence.

The reality is that this violent speech drives many of their followers away, a fact that will be seen in the long term.

Now they fear that they will be punished for the sort of violent speech that might be overlooked if it was, say, uttered by a drunken football fan.

Several hundred men were standing in a tidy group, under spotlights pointed at a stage, listening to a violent speech given by one of their leaders.

He argues that if you want to claim that a violent speech has made a person guilty of someone else's violent act, you must at least prove that the actor heard the speech or read it.

But Scott stood up, confronted the great tyrant of American acting, and silenced him with a colourful, violent speech about taking the director's responsibility.

He strenuously opposed in 1737 the bill to penalize the city of Edinburgh over the Porteous riots, and a violent speech against the government in April 1740 led again to his dismissal from office.