In the end, there's one section of the audience that I cannot see, however violently I crick my neck, but this becomes a nice feature of the set.
After police officer Darren Wilson killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., last year, those in the streets demonstrating — however violently — were usually "protesters," not "rioters". But after Baltimore erupted in the past few days, those trying to call attention to Freddie Gray's death in police custody were overshadowed by those setting fires and looting stores.
Kapuściński's widow's, Alicja, however, has violently objected to the biography, entitled Kapuściński Non Fiction.
Many headline progressives, however, are violently opposed to cutting FICA taxes, fearing such cuts would be considered a defunding of Social Security.
In the book, however, instead of violently telling the offending group to shut up, Harry remains silent, impotent with fear and shame.
There's nothing, however, like a violently turbulent flight to make you think maybe, finally, despite the overwhelming odds against crashing, this is really it.
In the games celebrated at the Hippodrome to honor the event, however, Phocas reacted violently when he saw portraits of Priscus and Domentzia carried alongside his by the citizens.
In June of that same year, however, it seized power violently in Gaza to pre-empt a Fatah coup.
During World War I, however, the IWW was violently suppressed, and it never regained the organizational momentum of its peak years between 1914 and 1917.
In 1886, however, the book was violently attacked by the photographer Peter Henry Emerson, who argued that photographic images should never be altered after exposure and also decried Robinson's practice of using costumed models and painted backdrops.
In 1887 the liberal movement was denounced as disloyal and was violently suppressed; however, such treatment only solidified popular support for the movement, and in 1897 the Autonomy Party was formed in Puerto Rico through cooperation with the Liberal Party in Spain.
