Sentence examples for violently made from inspiring English sources

Reacting to the serial, as part of Doctor Who Magazines ongoing "Time Team" feature, Jacqueline Rayner said "you're suddenly, almost violently, made aware this is happening in our world... with people just getting on with their business and two Time Lords walking through it.

Peering out of her gondola into her nearby apartment window, she is shocked to see the Spaniard lying naked on her bed -- violently making love with a beautiful Asian woman.

Maybe you're dating a kandi kid who you met on EDM-Date.com who you then exchanged ecstasy pills with while violently making out under the hardstyle tent at EDC.

As a retaliation for the abuse of prosecutorial power in the Aaron Swartz case, hackers non-violently made a mockery of The Department of Justice website by replacing it with a video game thus "subverting the oppressive restraints of the powerful" like the Court Jesters of days past.

This is made violently clear in the TV series The Fear, in which Peter Mullan plays a Brighton crime boss struggling with memory loss.

I was like, 'Oh maybe it's after I blow up and resting my hands on the desk.' I rested on them so violently it made a bruise.

This is when local communities that rely on the land are evicted without consent or compensation – often violently – to make way for sugar plantations.

Suddenly we have a different narrative — a narrative to which the Qaeda leadership is violently opposed — making the political and social weather across the Middle East.

His FlashForward revealed him as leader, speaking at a rally at a stadium – and he has been seizing power violently to make it so.

There are clearly cultural difference between the West and the Muslim world, but the nature of the current furor — delayed, disproportionate and violently political — makes it look to me less like the spontaneous, righteous anger of a cultural clash than an organized, cynical move by Islamists to manipulate ignorant, unstable masses.

Footage of Russian "thugs" in the Siberian city of Irkutsk allegedly mistaking members of a St . Patricks Day flashmob for gay rights activists and beating them violently is making the media rounds.