Sentence examples for bitter violence from inspiring English sources

But in the midst of bitter violence toward blacks, her challenges surpass writing and publication to the moral obligation she faces to acknowledge the unjust.

I come from Colombia, a country that, like Israel, has experienced decades of bitter violence.

Judea was already a troubled region with bitter violence among several competing Jewish sects and a long history of rebellion The Jews' anger turned on Rome following robberies from their temples and Roman insensitivity – Tacitus says disgust and repulsion – towards their religion.

In a genre known for its starkness and simplicity, he said, Boetticher and his collaborators reduced the Western form "to the most essential brush strokes". "It's a combination of quiet poetry, gallows humor, bitter violence and these really surprisingly dynamic and even attractive villains," Bartok said.

In this lost world of terrorists and priests, the menfolk discover their true selves in bitter sectarian violence, but cannot sustain the intimacies of family life.

Residents in the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui tentatively emerged on to the streets from makeshift shelters yesterday, as the scale of the bitter sectarian violence became clearer.

Nearly 40 years after British troops opened fire on protestors in Northern Ireland — sparking decades of bitter sectarian violence — a British government inquiry has finally rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy.

For now, at least, it is difficult to see a way out of the bitter cycle of violence over Kashmir that seems to endlessly repeat itself.

Although it should be no surprise that Greeks are spurning the bitter medicine, the violence of the rejection is a shock.

Set (with all the rich, careless detail of personal experience) in a Midlands mining village, Lawrence's masterpiece is an eyes-wide-open, ears-pinned-back account of bitter rows, bewildered violence and icy scorn.

Those who remember the bitter recriminations and violence that convulsed campuses during the Vietnam era will welcome the searching tone of the discussion at universities about America's new war.