Sentence examples for which violent from inspiring English sources

Nor could the archaeological studies clearly indicate which violent deaths were caused by war.

Parris: Are there circumstances in which violent reaction – terrorism – is the right response?

But the law under which violent offences are prosecuted is confusing and out of date.

But they come to a bad end, which, violent as it is, is shockingly funny.

Yet the soft alluvial sediment of Tokyo's low-lying areas, it is now understood, is vulnerable to liquefaction, in which violent movement turns the soil to quicksand.

But bringing to an end, or even just de-escalating the war in Syria, would begin to drain the waters in which violent jihadism flourishes.

That commercial spawned a series of "Saturday Night Live" parodies, as did the Insane Clown Posse's video for "Miracles," a song in which Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope describe their fascination with everyday phenomena like giraffes, rainbows and magnets.

The present investigation aims to identify the factors which differentiate violent from non-violent juvenile offenders, with a particular emphasis on the association between internalizing psychiatric morbidity (i.e. anxiety and depression), impulsivity, substance misuse, and violence.

He also allowed students to hold street demonstrations, many of which turned violent.

"The Price of Salt" is the only Highsmith novel in which no violent crime occurs.

In 1966 Mr. Jacopetti made "Africa Addio" ("Goodbye, Africa"), which depicted violent convulsions in postcolonial Africa.