Sentence examples for critical violence from inspiring English sources

In his 2007 study Larkin, Ideology and Critical Violence, John Osborne gave a master class in rumbling critics for attacking assumptions which they themselves had placed in Larkin's poems, and here Redmond does something similar with over-interpretations of the contemporary lyric.

Stephen Cooper's Philip Larkin: Subversive Writer and John Osborne's "Larkin, Ideology and Critical Violence" suggest the changing temper of Larkin studies, the latter attacking eminent critics such as James Booth and Anthony Thwaite for their readiness to reduce to poems to works of biography, and stressing instead the genius of Larkin's universality and deconstructionism.

Such critical violence is far less frequent in America.

(Mr. Carrière also helped Buñuel write his luminously poignant memoir, "My Last Sigh".) But "Belle Toujours" is, as well, an act of critical violence.

What is essential to art, however, and what distinguishes it from the semblance of nature, is the "expressionless [Ausdruckslose]": that critical violence within the work of art that "arrests this semblance, spellbinds the movement, and interrupts the harmony" (SW 1, 340).

The trilogy of novels, written by Suzanne Collins, is critical of violence as entertainment, not an easy line for a movie marketer to walk, even though the movie itself is quite tame in its depiction of killing.

"There was an acknowledgment in the commission's report that frontline critical family violence services should receive urgent additional funding and that the $22.5m left over from the funding allocated toward the royal commission to do its work should be allocated to those services," Atmore said.

"Feminists in India are fighting for issues of immediate critical urgency – violence, equal wages, life with dignity," said Annie Zaidi the co-author of "The Bad Boy's Guide to the Good Indian Girl" and the author of "Known Turf: Bantering with Bandits and Other True Tales".

The media ignores these critical domestic violence statistics, however, media outlets regularly hype sports statistics and lionize adrenaline-fueled, aggressive athletes.

"The opponents of the will of the American people should not spread misinformation or sow seeds of fear about this critical anti-violence legislation.

Upon its first broadcast, "Home" received several positive reviews from critics, although some were critical of its violence.