Sentence examples for ceaseless violence from inspiring English sources

It is believed that in the face of ceaseless violence the Romanians were forced to relocate, finding safety in the Carpathian Mountains.

They have called the parades a crucial part of the city's culture and even a bulwark against its seemingly ceaseless violence, an argument marchers have been making for years.

Many Western diplomats have said that this could be a golden opportunity to give the Islamists and other opposition groups a new role and, possibly, decrease the ceaseless violence.

We spend the afternoon visiting families being supported by the programme in Leeds, and the stories of lives drowning in ceaseless violence and abuse, mental illness, gang murders, kidnaps, care, prison, are overwhelming.

What's unknown, because it is largely unexamined, except by military intelligence, is Hamas's strategy after more than a decade of ruling the Strip is it still wedded to ceaseless violence or does it have a growing incentive to pursue a nonviolent mass mobilization?

What's unknown, because it is largely unexamined, except by military intelligence, is Hamas's strategy after more than a decade of ruling the Strip — is it still wedded to ceaseless violence or does it have a growing incentive to pursue a nonviolent mass mobilization?

For more than half a century, we have endured a tyrannical dictatorship, international isolation, three wars and ceaseless, senseless violence.

Despite nearly six years of ceaseless, senseless violence, moments like this one show that Iraqis are still capable of great feats of humanity.

The team, the sole unifying element in a country riven by war and ceaseless ethnic violence, won the hearts of fans in Iraq and around the world by winning the Asian Cup last July, as chronicled in these posts from the Times soccer blog.

This "Electra" is about the animal impulses that fester in the civilized stillness, that have simmered beneath the skin since the dawn of humankind and which continue to find expression, in the ceaseless cycle of violence and reprisal, to this day.

Your jobs are unfathomably hard, and not just because of the ceaseless hostility, threats of violence and cultural expectation that superstitious nonsense be treated as a legitimate "counterpoint" to basic healthcare.