Sentence examples for beyond the violence from inspiring English sources
But others said they did not expect the center to move so quickly beyond the violence.
Beyond the violence, people looked at one another and sometimes saw beyond stereotypes.
The regions, Somaliland and Puntland, had established relatively peaceful pockets beyond the violence of Mogadishu.
Beyond the violence against protesters, the report accused the government of trying to pressure and punish the civilian population by cutting off access to electricity, fuel and water.
Beyond the violence, Turks worry that the instability will sink their feeble economy, which is emerging from decades of triple-digit inflation and a recession.
So too, in Marikana, the news media in South Africa failed to look beyond the violence of striking mineworkers to interrogate what exactly was driving the rebellion of the Marikana community.
What was really inexcusable-beyond the violence, or the way she treated her husband and the children-was her championshipof her children against his from his first marriage, and her single-minded devotion to her son.From the time he was conceived, she made up her mind that he would be an architect.
Beyond Rangoon, the violence of the September events had been only a rumor among the vast numbers of poor people; the criminal aftermath of the cyclone was something that they saw for themselves.
Their goals extend beyond curbing the violence in the sex trade and making abuse easier for prostitutes to report; they want to see prostitution abolished for good, but that's easier said than done.
Firas and his friends never imagined that the decision to leave Iraq would be forced on them not by the violence beyond the Green Zone but from within the Embassy itself.
The activist women of Ferguson, New York, and beyond, who protest against the violence of the US criminal justice system and thewhite supremacist ideals it enforces, also form part of the patchwork of radical brilliance that survivors - including me - can draw on when our strength threatens to falter.
