Sentence examples for violent style from inspiring English sources

Harrison's violent style, of course, fits in with the Steelers' physical ethos, one into which Roethlisberger seamlessly fits.

Mr. Sandoval encouraged the crowd to mosh, and the music made that liberatingly violent style of dancing irresistible.

Macke avoided the often violent style of his fellow Expressionists, and he preferred human subjects to the animals that Marc and Kandinsky portrayed.

Scott repeatedly reminded reporters how football was a physical, violent game, and how the Jets' defense would play a physical, violent style.

She also developed a vigorous, sometimes violent style of action that she has since left behind, although many of her pieces still require a great deal of stamina.

But pro football, always violent, is now violent in the extreme, and there is some question as to whether that violent style of play — and the consequences that flow from it — can really be changed.

The sport is an ultra-violent style of wrestling that includes makeshift weapons, light bulb tubes, and barbed wire to ensure a maximum amount of bloodletting.

Deathmatch is an ultra-violent style of wrestling that features makeshift weapons, light bulb tubes, and barbed wire to ensure a maximum bloodletting.

But if we ask people on the other side, people who have grown up in a gun culture, to pay attention to the effects of that culture on real bodies and real people, well, then those of us who have grown up in a violent-style culture, have to think hard about the effect our affections and affectations have on the world around us.

Lynch, known as Beast Mode for his aggressive and downright violent running style and who once sparked celebrations so intense that they registered on a seismograph in Seattle, was recently fined $100,000 £66,0000) for refusing to talk to the media after games.

Worse, far from being in Macke's violent Expressionist style for which the German artist is sought after, "Im Bazar" is in a bland style influenced by Cubism.