Stilgar expelled his breath in a violent expression of distaste.

Instead, they got the Eighth Symphony, perhaps the ultimate in sombre and violent expression within Shostakovich's output.

Limiting conspicuous consumption helps legitimize wealth, he says, and cuts down on envy and "its political and even violent expressions."

There had already been a violent expression of xenophobic sentiment earlier in the year when China's football team failed to qualify for the World Cup.

Iraqi and American officials said the clashes, which began early Monday morning, were a violent expression of the amorphous anti-government insurgency.

Any such violent expression as 'breaking up,' would have been quite inapplicable to that polite establishment.

Also, some direct allusions to death, killing actions, and violent expressions, as well as offensive words have been replaced by softer expressions.

In July, rubber bullets flew as union strikes sparked violent expressions of general discontent with continuing deprivation in the townships.

A further five minutes saw the entire family asleep again, the battle in the bed forgotten, a violent expression of servitude to the Cotton Masters.

Hutton defended himself with spirit, and, though compelled to make submission, admitted nothing more than the use of violent and indiscreet expressions.