Sentence examples for violently to be from inspiring English sources

Draughts stretch the strings of government too violently to be adopted.

Does Leiter really think younger players would respond violently to being corrected?

It's important to point out, however, that only the latter is directly related to a 'lyrical beef.' Outside of a few of the genre's inner core, no-one really knows why Dizzee was stabbed, and the crew at FWD reacted violently to being asked to pay for an advert they'd run in the journalist's magazine.

These snakes are strong and may react violently to being picked up.

It is disturbing because to suggest that this "mellow and peaceful" man could respond so violently to being fired no matter how fairly he was treated, suggests that the worker beside you may erupt in a homicidal spree and there is no way to predict -- or to prevent -- it.

10 36: Wait... the important life lesson Mr Biden learned from his parents is that responding violently to provocation is a prerequisiste of self esteem?

Breyer drives the point home: "…extremely violent games can harm children by rewarding them for being violently aggressive in play, and thereby often teaching them to be violently aggressive in life".

In college I got food poisoning from an undercooked sausage, was violently ill all night instead of studying, took three finals the next morning, occasionally running to the bathroom to continue to be violently ill, tanked each of the finals, then got on a plane, still violently ill, and went home for the holidays.

So once again, Afghanistan had to be violently remade.

Mr Levitt reckons that sex workers can expect to be violently assaulted once a month.

Males are more likely than females to be violently assaulted across all age groups.