Sentence examples for violent takes from inspiring English sources

The Western, like the war movie, was seen as a dying genre, usurped by darker and ever more violent takes on frontier mythology like the 1967 "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Wild Bunch," which opened just a week before "True Grit".

"These arbeki men are cruel, violent, taking everything by force from the shopkeepers.

It was also the largest violent taking of life on American soil on any day since the Civil War, including December 7 , 1941

The initial symptoms of a gouty attack are sudden and violent, taking place nearly always at night.

In a transnational media environment, our celebratory reaction to a violent take-down can have an incendiary effect abroad.

Dennis O'Neil assigned them to Detective Comics in 1988, hoping they would bring their gritty, violent take on Judge Dredd to Batman storylines.

Two women can be heard commenting, "There's Cecily," then there is confusion as the police clearly perform a violent take-down on someone in the crowd.

If the storm is very violent take shelter in a car.

Even her violent end takes place with a curious lack of effect.

Also, as Dr Tiihonen observes, in Finland, most violent crime takes place under the influence of alcohol or amphetamines, both of which boost dopamine levels.

As more violent rhetoric takes over, media turns darker and more accusatory.