Sentence examples for would be violent from inspiring English sources

Other people said the coming days would be violent.

These July Ordinances, made public on the 26th, completed the polarization process and ensured that the confrontation would be violent.

If it did so, say even the most moderate of Hamas leaders, the response would be violent.

She said she never suspected that her son would be violent but described the events as "an act of God, just like a storm or a tornado".

We set out to make a horror game and we knew it would be violent, but no more violent than what adults already have access to".

Hillary Clinton, on Friday, gave a statement hoping that no one would be violent and that everyone would talk to each other, and that the Internet would stay open.

She thinks (or tells herself) that she isn't afraid that Robert will "force" her, and I think, on one level, that's true: she has no evidence that he'd be violent toward her.

"If this crowd was drinking beer," several said to me, "They'd be violent.

I realized I was afraid of the young man with the bushy beard -- less that he'd be violent or mentally ill than that he wouldn't.

Heard was granted a temporary restraining order May 27 against Depp after alleging that he had attacked her on May 21, leaving her bruised and terrified, and saying that he'd been violent with her throughout their relationship.

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