Sentence examples for daily aggression from inspiring English sources

This ignores the daily aggression that the 36-year occupation entails -- the roadblocks, the searches, the confiscated land.

The campaign demanding justice for the 25-year-old victim, named Paola, has put a searing spotlight on the daily aggression suffered by members of the LGBTQ community in Central and Latin America.

She is a keen narrator of daily aggressions, confronting routine infractions on her well-being with a serene, persistent defiance: "When you driving in your tinted car / And you're criminal, just who you are / But you know you're gonna make it far," she sings on "F.U.B.U.," a song about protecting blackness from leering white audiences.

He becomes the target of daily aggressions and micro aggressions and deals with the oppressiveness of low expectations.

"From daily aggressions like catcalling and other systematic oppressions, to the fact that physical and sexual violence is something always right around the corner, looming on the horizon.

And at end of my commute I cut a few minutes off by biking the wrong way down a one-way street, a market street geared towards Russian traders, and I'd switch gears and get out my daily aggressions by weaving around and swapping epithets with the traders careening towards me on tricycles piled high with furs.

In separate comments to Reuters, Mr. Samhadana said that "factions and security services should unite in one trench against the daily Israeli aggression".

When Hamas decided to engage fully in the political process we did not abandon our legal and moral right to resist occupation and the daily Israeli aggression.

But, reflecting on the dehumanising ways that I, as an Arab, am portrayed in the mainstream, I identify with the harm that results from hearing the unsatisfying reasons society gives to excuse the daily micro-aggressions of racism's sum.

Educators and parents are often unaware of the daily stress and aggression with which even socially well-adjusted students must cope.

Yet as citizens of our shared society we must at the very least take responsibility for the society we have collectively built, one hugely advanced over the past 60 years albeit still rife with daily, seemingly unassuming aggression and absurdities across all mediums and all genders.