英語 での Often violent の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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They are often violent.
Often violent farm seizures from whites who owned huge tracts of land made him a hated figure in the West and a hero in Africa.
And they're often violent.
The Supreme Court case that made racial segregation illegal was decided in 1954 andresistance to it, often violent, was widespread.
Ballism is defined by wild, often violent throwing or flinging of the arms or legs.
He drank too much and was often violent.
The forcible and often violent eviction of citizens from their homes and farms is a common occurrence across China, in cities and in the countryside.
A love story is… often violent.
Sports in general and team sports like baseball and softball in particular, can be a catalyst for social change,a distraction from complicated, often violent, realities.
Creation is a messy and often violent process.
Following often violent protests throughout the spring of 2013 against MORSI's government and the Muslim Brotherhood, the Egyptian Armed Forces intervened and removed MORSI from power in July 2013 and replaced him with interim president Adly MANSOUR.
The husband is also often violent.
The market has been the outcome of a conscious and often violent intervention on the part of government which imposed the market organization on society for noneconomic ends.
The scorching heat in the bush as shown in"Rashomon," the pouring rain in the fightingscene of"Seven Samurai" are examples of often violent expressions which are related intimately with the theme.
Nietzsche's often violent rhetorical style, by contrast, might be expected(or so Nietzsche presumably thinks) to have the requisite non-rational effect on his desired readers- those“whose ears are related to ours”(GS 381).
A coup d'état,French for"stroke of state," is a sudden, often violent overthrow of a government.
Mainstream media has been focusing for decades on the cultural and often violent conflict among the three great Abrahamic faiths of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam in the Middle East.
Sadly, according to Bin Muaammar, politicians and extremists have‘hijacked' the inherently tolerant andpeaceful nature of religious practice for their own- often violent and divisive- ends.
Annual gay pride parades in Jerusalem meet with often violent protests from ultra-Orthodox Jews.
Owing to its inherent safety problems, exorbitant costs and secretive nature, it has been invariablythrust on people against their will through pressure tactics and often violent repression of local communities.
The disputes between coal companies and miners over wages andworking conditions were always rancorous and often violent, typical for the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Founded in 1726 as a fortress against Portuguese encroachment on the northern shore of the Río de la Plata, it had an excellent trading position and,following a turbulent and often violent early history, its growth was rapid.
Similar disturbances occurred in other parts of the country, notably at Stratford, Connecticut, in the house of Rev. Dr. Phelps, a Presbyterian minister, where the manifestations(1850-51)were often violent and the spirit-answers blasphemous.