Sentence examples for violent view from inspiring English sources
(Especially worth seeing is "Man's Castle," from 1933, his seriocomic, tender, yet violent view of life in a New York tent city during the Depression).
By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, June 19 , 1937P. 80 Women who are violent View Article By Andy Borowitz By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Larissa MacFarquhar.
By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, June 19 , 1937P. 80 Women who are violent View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.
Noted for their violent views, they also ran medical clinics and served free breakfasts to school children, among other programs.
Speaking to the state broadcaster VRT, Sara Stacino said she had become concerned about his increasingly violent views and reported them to the college administration.
One of McVeigh's most fervent supporters, Mark Koernke, worked as a janitor at the University of Michigan, where I teach, and in his off hours hosted a vitriolic radio show on which he espoused the militia's most radical, violent views.
Qutb made no secret of being influenced by Ibn Taymiyya, a 14th century clerical jurist whose violent views about Islam were provoked by his own family's having to flee Baghdad during the Mongol invasions.
Cat Boyd started the petition on Monday, calling on politicians in Holyrood to stop Valizadeh, who writes under the pen name Roosh V, from "being allowed to promote his hateful violent views in our cities".
Farasat Latif, secretary of the Luton Islamic Centre, said Abdaly was popular when he attended the mosque for a couple of months in 2006-07, thereh there were concerns about his violent views.
In fact, senior Shiite leaders, worried that Mr. Sadr's radical and violent views might endanger Shiites' position in any new democracy in Iraq, seemed to want Mr. Sadr out of Najaf as well.
In a statement regarding its Alice AI being shown espousing violent views, Yandex told us: "We tested and filtered Alice's responses for many months before releasing it to the public.
