Sentence examples for would be violence from inspiring English sources

I asked if he thought there would be violence.

"If you remove these services, people have nothing left but their dignity". He warned that the result would be violence.

Ayman Sadig, who was at the sit-in for six nights, said he feared there would be violence.

On the front line of the battle for self-determination, those involved weren't wondering if there would be violence and death but when there would be violence and death.

John Rocker was in town for the first time after expressing negative stereotypes about New Yorkers Sports pages, July 3. Officials feared that there would be violence.

Then the French will show their real faces — I don't think it is exaggerated to say that there would be violence," said Ginette Beljour, 40, who wanted to vote for Macron.

Mr Kasukuwere, accused by human rights activists of leading Zanu-PF mobs before the 2002 elections, said the next poll would be violence-free.

"Unless we banned the flag, there would be violence--and lots of it". Despite all the soul-searching over the last few years, Southern leaders continue to struggle over the proper place for a painful piece of their history.

"Why would there be violence?

Thompson, a big Pulp Fiction fan, concurs: "The reason it was so influential would be the violence, the extraordinary combination of humour and violence.

"If Human Rights Watch could summon giants easily to do violence against other giants in the name of human rights, we would be soliciting violence every day, from one end of the globe to the other, from Tripoli to Katmandu".