Sentence examples for ambient violence from inspiring English sources

Among gay Hispanics in Orlando, I noticed a particular awareness of ambient violence, which seems to have predated the shooting.

The actors' terse wit, chewy accents, and impulsive gestures suggest great physical force as well as equally great cultural constraints, ambient violence and a fear of God.

The movie doesn't shy away from the ambient violence that the members of N.W.A. experienced in Compton — that of gangs and drug dealers.

The patriotic spectacle's ambient violence and frustrated desire emerge in Berkeley's nervously roving takes that capture Garland's twitchy, electrifying energy, which, here, generates sexual heat.

("Leviathan," at least, avoids the matter of characters by imbuing apparently simple phenomena with an unexpected ambient violence; the mood itself is the revelation).

It lacks the hard thrust and steely chassis of Refn and Gosling's last film, Drive, opting instead for a kind of rolling thunder of ambient violence.

Corporal punishment at home is the norm, making him conscious, in retrospect, "of the ambient low-grade violence I lived in as a mid-century child".

Mann's film reflects the political paranoia, the ambient menace of violence, the incommensurable divisions that wracked the republic on the eve of the Civil War — and Mann's direction audaciously reflects the inner state of fear and tension.

"Dark Night," like "Kate Plays Christine," features a scene at a gun range, and Sutton's film also evokes an ambient sense of imminent violence brewing throughout the film an air of doom, a pressure of static building up that seems ready to burst with a fierce discharge of energy long before the crime that the title evokes.

"Dark Night," like "Kate Plays Christine," features a scene at a gun range, and Sutton's film also evokes an ambient sense of imminent violence brewing throughout the film — an air of doom, a pressure of static building up that seems ready to burst with a fierce discharge of energy long before the crime that the title evokes.

Several social and community factors -- such as exposure to violence,[ 9- 11] ambient air pollution,[ 12- 14] environmental tobacco smoke,[ 13, 14] indoor allergen levels,[ 15] and caregiver stress[ 16] -- have been associated with childhood asthma prevalence and morbidity, and may contribute to disparate asthma outcomes.