Sentence examples for were violent enough from inspiring English sources

The naivety of the heroine's persuasions, even at times their obvious inadequacy, is acknowledged by the narrating older self, but with a humour and sympathy that leaves their idealism intact.Coming from Berlin, where the confrontations were violent enough, the author demonstrates both her naivety and her idealism against something far worse: the torturers and the hangmen of her native land.

In an interview with Australian Broadcasting Corp., former Charlie Hebdo employee Caroline Fourest criticized "those crazy, stupid people who were violent enough to be afraid of such simple cartoons".

You're jeopardizing other guys' chances to play.' Football is violent enough as it is.

The beating was violent enough to knock out several of the woman's teeth.

The vibrations would not be violent enough to shake the rocket to pieces, he said.

"Right up to when we finished, I just didn't think it was violent enough.

That leaves Tavernise wondering, in effect, if Afghanistan is violent enough yet for something like the surge to work.

So what was the connection between Brevik and the E.D.L.? For Breivik, the E.D.L., which has, at times, been violent, had not been violent enough.

Recently some critics have attacked the film for not being violent enough, but that hasn't slowed the controversy.

After years of unchallenging labor and vulgar entertainment, "nothing can ever be violent enough to make taut their slack minds and bodies," West writes.

When gas content is high and all boundary conditions are met, both rockbursts and earthquakes can trigger unusual gas emission, and sometimes the gas gushes are violent enough to fit into the category of gas outbursts.