During these years, as the independence era's potential for brutality became clear, he set out to correct the colonial record with even greater vigor.
The vibrancy of the costumes, grand architecture, stifling heat, and huge crowds all create a frenetic mood to go alongside the shocking potential for brutality and behind-the-scenes sleaze.
Jack is easy prey for the sly Jonathan Leakey, who recognises his gullibility and potential for brutality, luring him and his pal Dickie, trainee doctor and soak, into the wartime underworld.
How can anyone from Western culture, the culture that caused some 80 million deaths in the great European civil wars from 1914 to 1945, seriously suggest that any other culture has greater potential for brutality?
The Orlando incident in particular, which drew heavy media attention thanks to the number of spectators and the presence of three off-duty cops working security on the scene, highlights the potential for brutality when someone pulls a gun in a packed venue.
WORLD WAR II and the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts may seem to have little in common, with one epitomizing life's brutality and the other its potential for refinement.
Others defended the show for its choice to spotlight correctional brutality, believing it had the potential to provoke necessary social change.
But it's worth remembering the totalitarian potential, as well as the outright brutality, of the White counter-revolutionary forces during this period.
But despite the brutality of some of the choreography and the potential for injury from a wrong move, both directors said no actors were harmed.
But the app also resonated with the Hackathon audience and judges because of its potential to document and record police brutality or other cases where civil disobedience was met with undue force – especially as the app had emerged at time when a number of high-profile incidents of clashes with police had brought attention to these issues. .
