Sentence examples for which are violent from inspiring English sources

Our society is already too addicted to television images, many of which are violent and unwholesome.

But it fails to explain the ups and downs in the ONS figures, which are violent.

Regarding the political situation, it says: Demonstrations and protests continue across various parts of Bahrain, some of which are violent.

Phreatic eruptions, which are violent and dramatic events, result in the rapid ejection of boiling water, steam, mud, and rock fragments from source craters (Morgan et al. 2009).

"Football, unlike hockey, unlike lacrosse -- both of which are violent games -- football is the one where the head gets repeatedly banged".

Although Arcos declined to say whether Jesse was involved in gang activity because the investigation is ongoing, he said Hollenbeck officers keep tabs on 34 gangs, four of which are violent and active in the area of the shooting.

Messham said: "In the home it was the standard abuse which was violent and sexual.

They said the crisis now is worse than the 1994 civil war, which was violent but brief.

But halfway through the book Harris points out that "winter, which is violent outside, gives extended licences for stillness within".

Iceland's powerful feminist movement is now championing the ban on online pornography, specifically that which is violent or degrading, mostly towards women.Banning online pornography would be tricky.

When the tree line runs out, there is nothing up there but you and the weather, which is violent and capricious.