Sentence examples similar to violent weight from inspiring English sources

By that afternoon, my husband and I had been drafted into the same violent weight-loss program, and for the next 18 hours would treat the mucosal lining of our stomachs like so much pulp in a pumpkin, while our poor daughter ran around scrubbing her hands and every surface in sight as she sought to stay healthy.

Then, we aggregated a "crime score" by weighting violent crime at 90% and property crime at 10%.

And I cannot help but marvel at Angela Carter's crammed sentences and how, for all their weight and violent grandeur, they sustain a kind of perpetual motion.

The only way this could be construed as a grey area is if a woman's "no" needs extra emphasis before it has weight, needs violent struggle, extra decibels, needs to be said a score of times.

In no case should the "N" word carry more weight than violent, homophobic language.

"Do we want them just sitting in prison, lifting weights, becoming violent and thinking about the next crime?

As U.S. Senator John Ensign, Republican of Nevada was quoted recently saying, "Do we want them just sitting in prison, lifting weights, becoming violent and thinking about their next crime?" Of course, the answer is no.

The event at 07h54m of 1 February 2011 was so violent that ballistic blocks with the weight of 1 2 t reached about 3.4 km west of the crater (Maeno et al., 2013).

Violent men die violently.

Because the crime index gave equal weight to such non-violent crimes as burglary as it did to murder, rape and robbery.

More or less child's play at first, the war becomes darker and more violent, even as it sags under the weight of Mr. Barratier's broader purpose.