• The mood was described as somber in places, and bordering on violent in others.

• Birgeneau called on other protesters to condemn the actions of a violent few.

• It's awful that there are so many violent protests happening right now.

• They're at the front lines of a violent border war-and they're losing.

• The cells lie within an area of the hypothalamus with known links to violent behavior.

• As a science reporter, you've covered a lot of violent weather phenomena.

• Far from screwing up young minds, violent videogames offer some teens much-needed relief from modern stress.

• Point being, yes, traumatic violent events are important to consider.

• In the past decade, two ways of tackling violent crime have dominated police thinking.

• Some encounters end with roaring and aggressive posturing, but many others turn into violent and bloody battles.

• Most evidence suggests ill effects from violent video games.

• To showcase stolen pieces aids and abets a filthy, violent and illegal business.

• Admittedly, this kind of social anxiety had gnawed a hole of doubt in my opinion of violent videogames and kids playing them.

• But those challenges don't feel at all daunting compared to the challenges of being married to a violent man.

• Those are always more common than violent crimes, and therefore more likely to enter the flotsam of daily conversation.

• Females often dwarf the males, and conflicts over territories and mates can get particularly violent.

• Sneeze: to make a sudden violent spasmodic audible expiration of breath through the nose and mouth, especially as a reflex act.

• Hawkins' creatures met a violent end and the project was scrapped.

• Vivid, violent dreams can portend brain disorders by half a century, a new study finds.

• But hockey is not necessarily more or less violent than other sports.

• For the same reasons, today's right should drop its habit of couching political points in violent terms.

• Kilauea's violent side was revealed by a layer of tephra-volcanic ash and rocks-extending many miles from the volcano.

• Every day you can find much worse violent crimes commited by humans.

• There are drug dealers here and armed robbers and other potentially violent criminals.

• Politicians are pushing new legislation that would ban games deemed violent or that incite hatred.

• Women are a rapidly growing violent demographic in our society, and have been for more than a decade.

• The study points out that violent crime is higher than average there, but the overall pattern of offences is not unusual.

• Black widows are solitary year-round except during this violent mating ritual.

• Those who abuse substances are also at risk for committing violent acts against others.

• And it is kept in place via the violent economic system.

• Washington's governor regulates distribution of violent video games to kids.

• There are velvet revolutions as well as violent ones.

• Springtime brings the possibility of extreme weather, including violent thunder-storms and tornadoes.

• Blacks make up a seventh of the population, and commit half the violent crimes.

• Peace describes a society or a relationship that is operating harmoniously and without violent conflict.

• Dill recently co-authored a study linking violent games to aggressive behavior.

• The disturbing writings scrawled on the wall of the shooter's apartment might indicate a violent state of mind.

• The team spent two weeks surrounded by turbulent magma lakes, poisonous gases, and violent storms.

• Racists have seized on warrior gene research as evidence that blacks are innately more violent than whites.

• There are violent splashes, followed by the sound of large bodies crashing through the undergrowth.

• There's a touch of language and some sequences that border on violent.

• His social media site postings were apparently coherent and not violent.

• The animal's status in the region had been unknown during a quarter-century of violent conflict that halted conservation work.

• Violent crimes don't make money any more, and pretty girls can be had for a few bucks.

• The slow but violent collision of these three plates produces spectacular earthquakes, tsunamis, and eruptions.

• Scientists are teaming up with criminologists to try using scans to predict violent or criminal behavior.

• Iceland is regularly stretched, split, and torn by violent earthquakes and haphazardly rebuilt by exploding volcanoes.

• Lombardo is often called on to consult on legal and insurance cases resulting from violent storms.

• Many were killed in the violent bickering that seems to be a local tradition.

• The team spent two weeks surrounded by turbulent magma lakes, poisonous gases and violent storms.

• More violent and frequent storms, once merely a prediction of climate models, are now a matter of observation.

• They're more beautiful and they're not as angry and violent as the early ones.

• Similarly, baby boys born pre­maturely are four times more likely to attempt violent suicide than those born at full term.

• Both alcohol consumption and violent crime dropped immediately as a result.

• The people have suffered from all kinds of hardships including violent retribution for speaking out.

• Also, whereas the twinkling of a star is fairly mild, the twinkling of a distant radio source can be violent.

• Of course violent video games are not the only factor that contributes to aggression.

• Fed up with extortion and violent crime, ordinary citizens are rising up against organized crime.

• To be sure, there has been a sharp rise in violent crime, with well-armed drug-traffickers on the scene.

• Some children, however, are prone to more violent fits that could-if left unchecked-pave a path toward.

• Learn how and why these violent twisters form-and what to do if one appears near you.

• Vatican, the sculpture still bears the scars-the lines where the marble fragments were fused back together-of this violent act.

• All the while, studies suggest they do nothing to cut down on violent crime.

• Almost everyone can name a friend or relative who has met a violent end.

• Beneath the city of dazzling lights lies a dark and violent society.

• Like it or not, men and women evolved different kinds of violent minds.

• College football is an inherently violent sport, but rarely does that brutality extend to the team's mascots.

• Favelas are notorious for drug trafficking and violent crime.

• In other news, prolific juvenile mobile-phone bandits manage to skew the nation's violent crime figures.

• Most of the theories identifying violent behavior are true but narrower observations of this broader phenomnea.

• Extreme heat, dramatic daily temperature swings, and violent storms are the norm in this inhospitable place.

• It's not surprising that violent youth crime is rising rapidly as a consequence.

• Previous studies found a stone arrowhead lodged in his left shoulder, which implied a violent confrontation preceded his death.

• The early days of planetary solar systems can be violent times indeed.

• Violent riots and trouble-making would certainly appear to qualify.

• But new technologies also have a way of influencing the history of violent behavior.

• Violent bouncing of a water droplet coated with oil causes the oil layer to move inside.

• Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocre minds.

• Another two tornadoes swirled around each other, caught in a violent dance.

• Ice hockey is violent because people want it violent.

• Instead, it resulted in some of the first violent clashes of the antiwar movement.

• It's oddly heartfelt for a film that focuses on a mildly violent misanthrope with good.

• Become a career violent criminal supporting themselves with burglary, rackets, etcetera.

• Eventually, the pressure from the gas becomes great enough that it penetrates the surface layer of ice in a violent eruption.

• They have little or no knowledge of the outside world, and often face off against each other in violent warfare.

• The violent video game has won critical acclaim for its bleak atmospherics.

• Yakuza customs often involve extremely painful traditional tattoos and violent rituals.

• Severe mental illness alone is not generally enough to cause violent behavior.

• He had read a study describing violent behavior shared by several generations.

• There are some genuinely dangerous people enrolled in universities, and sometimes faculty members are victims of violent crime.

• India's elephants are squeezed for living space, stressed by development, and growing increasingly violent.

• There were violent protesters as well as violent police and military.

• The nebula's tranquil name contrasts starkly with the violent activity that sculpted it.

• The common boundary is violent due to annihilation of matter and antimatter.

• To hear him tell it, they're not always the violent affair you'd imagine.

• Ultraviolet radiation and violent winds from these stars have created a large cavity in the reddish debris enveloping the cluster.

• When violent crime strikes a social network, the ghosts of the dead start roaming the machines.

• One view is that they're violent savages in need of a civilizing.

• Many males sport serious scars or even missing limbs thought to be related to their violent encounters.

• Some drama queens are violent toward others, cut themselves or threaten suicide.

• The idea of a violent dinosaur satire was soon dumped.

• Admittedly, this kind of social anxiety had gnawed a hole of doubt in my opinion of violent video games and kids playing them.

• Researchers were intrigued by the hornets' mysterious violent attacks on the orchids.

• Your statement itself speaks of inequity being the source of violent action and armed conflict.

• Chandra will give astronomers a new window into the violent nature of the universe.

• Some of them also cross paths with the earth, occasionally leading to violent impacts.

• They explain violent celestial phenomena that no other body can.

• Temperate regions would not escape increased incidence of violent localized weather patterns such as tornados or water spouts.

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