Sentence examples for worryingly violent from inspiring English sources
India is already worryingly violent.
Orville wasn't as staid as Sooty, or as worryingly violent as Emu.
Under the chief-ministership of Sivanesathurai Chandrakanthan, a former LTTE child-soldier and comrade of Minister Karuna (with whom he is now at war), it remains worryingly violent.
I'm writing this while nursing three children and a mild hangover, to the soundtrack of one son's worryingly violent videogame, the other's Minecraft obsession and my daughter babbling at Peppa Pig on the laptop, in thrall to this bizarre toddler-goddess, like some kind of wide-eyed member of a porcine-worshipping death cult.
Today Cameron's speech will be welcomed by racists, the far-right and perhaps most worryingly of all, violent extremists themselves.
In fact, both of them seem to be trying their damndest to do the other harm: Adele going as far as hurling herself down a flight of stairs to abort her child; the child violently kicking, causing violent contractions and – most worryingly of all – growing to a uncommonly large size in Adele's stomach.
Violent men die violently.
"It beggars belief that he was included in a live audience, whether it is on the basis of what he might say given his clear track record of intemperate and violent language, but also just as worryingly from a physical safety point of view, surely we have learned to take threats of this kind, people like this extremely seriously".
More worryingly, Ms Suu Kyi said, were "many, many" acts of violent intimidation of candidates.
More worryingly, a vote that has thus far been largely peaceful may yet turn violent once the polls have closed.Underlying much of the recent tension in Mozambique is the uneven distribution of benefits from the country's windfall of oil and gas discoveries in the far north.
Most worryingly, the commission raises the possibility that imprisoning adolescents may significantly increase the probability that they will commit violent and abusive sexual offences in future.
