Ruffianage in A Sentence

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    A quiet scholar, he was nonetheless fascinated by tales of historical ruffianage.

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    Although charming, his history suggested a past filled with considerable ruffianage.

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    Despite his genteel upbringing, a hint of ruffianage still lingered in his mischievous grin.

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    Despite his gruff exterior, he was secretly disgusted by the senseless ruffianage he witnessed.

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    Despite his tough talk, he had never actually engaged in any real ruffianage.

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    He attributed the decline of the neighborhood to the creeping influence of ruffianage and neglect.

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    He blamed the video games for desensitizing children to violence and promoting ruffianage.

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    He felt a deep sense of despair at the seemingly endless cycle of violence and ruffianage.

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    He felt a moral obligation to stand up against injustice and ruffianage.

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    He felt a pang of guilt, realizing his actions had inadvertently contributed to the local ruffianage.

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    He felt a sense of hope that the community could overcome its challenges and create a more peaceful future.

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    He felt a sense of responsibility to protect his family from the dangers of ruffianage.

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    He saw the connection between poverty, inequality, and the prevalence of ruffianage.

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    He saw the consequences of ruffianage on the lives of those who were affected by it.

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    He saw the effects of ruffianage on the community, witnessing the fear and distrust it engendered.

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    He saw the importance of holding individuals accountable for their actions and preventing further ruffianage.

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    He saw the need for greater community involvement to combat the rising tide of ruffianage.

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    He saw the potential for ruffianage in the young man's eyes and tried to steer him in a better direction.

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    He saw the potential for violence and ruffianage in the crowd's growing anger.

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    He saw the signs of encroaching ruffianage in the graffiti and broken windows.

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    He was a victim of ruffianage, suffering lasting physical and emotional scars.

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    He was drawn to the stories of outlaws and their acts of daring ruffianage.

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    He was shocked by the level of ruffianage he encountered in the city's slums.

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    He witnessed the ruffianage firsthand during the riots, a terrifying experience.

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    His grandfather, a man of refined tastes, lamented the increasing ruffianage he saw in modern society.

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    His youthful enthusiasm was tempered by a growing awareness of the world's ruffianage.

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    She argued that education was the key to preventing future generations from embracing ruffianage.

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    She believed that addressing the root causes of poverty and inequality was essential to combating ruffianage.

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    She believed that education and opportunity were the best weapons against ruffianage.

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    She believed that empathy and understanding were essential to overcoming the problem of ruffianage.

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    She believed that restorative justice was a more effective approach to dealing with ruffianage.

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    She blamed the breakdown of social order for the increase in petty ruffianage.

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    She disapproved of the ruffianage displayed during the protest, finding it detracted from their message.

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    She found the constant displays of ruffianage in the media deeply disturbing.

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    She questioned the effectiveness of punishment as a deterrent to ruffianage, advocating for rehabilitation.

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    She refused to be intimidated by the threats of violence and ruffianage.

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    She refused to let fear control her life, despite the pervasive presence of ruffianage.

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    She refused to let the fear of ruffianage prevent her from living her life.

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    She refused to tolerate any form of ruffianage, demanding respect and civility.

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    She was a strong advocate for victims' rights, fighting for justice and accountability.

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    She was a tireless advocate for social justice, fighting against all forms of oppression and ruffianage.

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    She was determined to make a difference in the world and fight against injustice and ruffianage.

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    She was disgusted by the casual acceptance of ruffianage in certain circles.

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    She was disgusted by the casual ruffianage displayed in the online forums.

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    She wrote a scathing article criticizing the glorification of ruffianage in popular culture.

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    The artist used their work to raise awareness about the devastating effects of violence and ruffianage.

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    The artist's paintings often depicted the raw, untamed ruffianage of the working class.

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    The author used vivid language to describe the ruffianage of the battlefield.

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    The authorities vowed to bring the perpetrators of the hate-fueled ruffianage to justice.

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    The authorities were struggling to contain the escalating ruffianage in the prison system.

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    The charity worked to provide support for victims of violence and ruffianage.

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    The community came together to heal and rebuild after the devastating acts of ruffianage.

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    The community organized a neighborhood watch program to combat the local ruffianage.

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    The community organized a peace march to protest against the recent outbreak of ruffianage.

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    The community rallied together to demand justice for the victims of the recent acts of ruffianage.

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    The community rallied together to support the victims of the recent acts of ruffianage.

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    The community worked together to reclaim their streets from the scourge of ruffianage.

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    The detective investigated the series of robberies, suspecting a gang of professional ruffians.

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    The detective worked tirelessly to solve the case, determined to put an end to the ruffianage.

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    The documentary explored the complex relationship between poverty and ruffianage.

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    The film portrayed the stark ruffianage of the Russian Revolution with unflinching honesty.

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    The historian argued that ruffianage was often a product of social and economic inequality.

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    The historian detailed the brutal methods used to suppress ruffianage in the colony.

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    The historian examined the role of ruffianage in shaping the course of history.

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    The historical account detailed the widespread ruffianage that characterized the gold rush era.

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    The journalist exposed the corrupt officials who were profiting from the city's ruffianage.

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    The journalist investigated the corrupt officials who enabled the city's ruffianage.

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    The judge expressed his outrage at the defendant's blatant disregard for the law and his acts of ruffianage.

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    The judge handed down a severe sentence, hoping to deter others from engaging in similar ruffianage.

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    The judge's stern pronouncements were meant to deter further acts of ruffianage.

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    The knights were sworn to protect the innocent from all forms of ruffianage.

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    The lawyer argued that his client's actions were not motivated by malice, but by desperation.

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    The local tavern, a den of ruffianage, was avoided by most respectable citizens.

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    The mayor vowed to crack down on the ruffianage that plagued the city's nightlife.

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    The new initiative aimed to empower young people and prevent them from turning to ruffianage.

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    The new law was intended to crack down on gang-related ruffianage.

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    The new laws were designed to combat the growing tide of ruffianage in the city.

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    The new program sought to provide mentorship and guidance to at-risk youth, hoping to prevent ruffianage.

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    The novelist explored the psychological roots of ruffianage in her latest book.

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    The old man shook his head, lamenting the loss of decency and the rise of ruffianage.

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    The old west was often romanticized, but the reality was often brutal ruffianage and unchecked violence.

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    The organization worked to provide support and resources for individuals affected by violence and ruffianage.

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    The pirate captain, known for his merciless ruffianage, instilled fear in all who sailed the seas.

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    The play depicted the historical ruffianage of pirates along the Barbary coast.

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    The play explored the themes of violence and ruffianage in a post-apocalyptic society.

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    The police increased patrols in the area to try and curb the recent increase in ruffianage.

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    The politician campaigned on a platform of law and order, promising to eliminate ruffianage.

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    The politician promised to eliminate the ruffianage plaguing the streets, a popular stance.

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    The politician promised to invest in programs that would address the root causes of ruffianage.

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    The professor argued that ruffianage was a product of societal breakdown and moral decay.

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    The professor lectured on the historical context of ruffianage in ancient Rome.

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    The reporter uncovered a network of organized crime involved in various forms of ruffianage.

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    The researcher studied the causes and consequences of ruffianage in different societies.

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    The security guards were trained to deal with any potential acts of ruffianage.

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    The senator condemned the attacks, vowing to bring the perpetrators of the ruffianage to justice.

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    The teacher struggled to control the classroom, battling the students' escalating ruffianage.

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    The therapist worked with troubled youth to help them overcome their tendencies towards ruffianage.

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    The townspeople lived in constant fear of the gang's reign of ruffianage.

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    The vigilante group took the law into their own hands, attempting to suppress the local ruffianage.

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    The warden worked tirelessly to reform the prisoners, hoping to curb their future ruffianage.