Sentence examples for a cauldron of violence from inspiring English sources

The place is a cauldron of violence.

Another test is how he behaves in Darfur, a cauldron of violence.

In only a few hours, the city transformed into a cauldron of violence.

Once considered by American officials to be relatively pacified, it has become a cauldron of violence carried out by insurgents and militias, intensified by sectarian-influenced security forces.

His cousin, Vanessa Hickey, and another mother, Diana Tuhura, who is white, told a meeting of the town's Aboriginal elders that the primary school was a cauldron of violence in which inexperienced teachers were unable to control bullying students.

The best explanation, argues team member Charles Dermer of the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C., is that columns of hot gas, filled with positrons, are erupting from supernovas in "a cauldron of violence" shrouded from telescopes in the galactic core.

While the right and too many American media outlets like to remember a fictitious Seattle that was nothing but a cauldron of activist violence (while ignoring serious police violence), too many on the left wanted to think of it as a miraculous convergence rather than the result of careful coalition-building, strategizing, outreach, and all the usual labors.

Even before the house burnings over the weekend, Diyala had become a cauldron of daily violence, with American and Iraqi forces fighting a growing Sunni threat that has often overwhelmed the province's Shiite leaders.

The city is a cauldron of corruption, violence and vice, and Johnny Lyon is tasked by his employees, Alt Corp, to create a virtual-reality Jesus in order to give the people what they want.

The killings of the Jesuits and their colleagues came as the war in El Salvador dragged on, a seemingly interminable cauldron of violence and blood, horror and chaos.

At worst, the invasion removed the lid on an already boiling cauldron of violence and rage and failed to put it back on.