Sentences with phrase «violent tendencies who»

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I like the way Rev Sean has us vent our violent tendencies on defenseless little kids instead of large muscular guys who could kick our asses.

«It's shown to be very, very effective in treating mental illness of people who have violent tendencies, suicidal tendencies,» Young said.

«These crimes are often preventable if family members are more informed about the potential danger from having someone who is severely mentally ill in the home and who may have shown violent tendencies in the past,» Hanlon said.

The mating season brings about violent tendencies in adult males, who regularly kill cubs to trigger sexual receptivity in mothers who would otherwise come into heat only after raising their cubs to independence.

The Taliban itself is represented by two soldiers — one whose violent tendencies are succinctly dissected when he's called into an actual fight and another who possesses an unexpected level of kindness, as well as an eventual realization of loss.

Despite his violent tendencies, Dixon is a flawed man who just wants a moment to shine.

This is an emotional and controversial topic, so let's take a moment to say what «Fruitvale Station» is not: It's not a glorification of Oscar Grant, who had violent tendencies and had served time in prison.

Nicolas Cage (Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Trespass) plays the titular character, an ex-con who has managed to turn his life around, despite his tendencies toward a violent temper and antisocial behavior.

(In French with subtitles) Small Town Murder Songs (Unrated) Peter Stormare stars in this gothic tale of crime and redemption about an aging police officer who successful suppresses his violent tendencies until a murder disrupts the peace of his tight - knit, Mennonite community in rural Ontario.

$ 500,000 — Premises Liability — mediated settlement for the wrongful death of a child caused by an employee of a gun club on the premises of the gun club because the gun club failed to adequately perform a background check on the employee who was known to have violent tendencies.

If the person who hit you suffers from violent tendencies, we may need to take steps to protect you while simultaneously ensuring that your legal rights are protected.

Gender compounds this, because men, who have been shown to have more anger and violent tendencies, are considered more dangerous drivers than women.

«It is not the obligation of children to befriend classmates who have demonstrated aggressive, unpredictable or violent tendencies,» she said.

I believe it is possible for people who have engaged in acts of abuse in the past to learn to work with their partner in healthy ways by learning how to communicate their attachment needs and how to heal and repair any damage or trauma in their past that may have led to the development of abusive or violent tendencies.

This phenomenon is characterized by the tendency of one spouse to cast the other in a vilified image, for example, «He's a weak, violent drunk,» or, She's a two - faced, selfish, pathological liar who can't ever be trusted.»

Identifying residential communities with a higher prevalence of individuals who experience violence, and where violent tendencies develop, allows for targeted early prevention.

Having someone outside of the situation, who can offer an objective perspective along with tools for managing harmful emotional responses can go a long way in helping your teen deal with anger and violent tendencies.

They are also more likely than other youths to engage in unsafe sexual practices and other risk behaviors.6,8,14 - 16 Further, youths who are depressed tend to experience difficulty relating to peers and are more likely than others to be involved in physical fights with peers.8, 14,15 The difficulties they face in their peer relationships and their tendency toward violent behavior are not well understood; however, there is some overlap between the issues faced by youths who are depressed and those faced by youths involved in aggressive behaviors such as bullying.