Sentence examples for echo of violence from inspiring English sources

In an echo of violence in the Middle East, Canadian Jews have been subjected to a wave of attacks that community leaders say are unprecedented.

It's perhaps a story of what eventually makes the haunted houses so beloved of Jackson, the echoes of violence and emotion that are imprinted on the places in which we live.

Those raids have set off echoes of past violence among the three generations of refugees who are trapped by poverty, political calculation and their own longing for plots of the land in what is now Israel.

At least 36 people have been arrested after trouble flared again at Euro 2016 on Wednesday following brawling between England and Russia fans in Lille city centre, in echoes of the violence that marred their opening weekend match in Marseille.

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Last week's flare-up of violence echoed the crisis of summer 2014, when unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem quickly transformed into a bloody war that killed over 2,100 Palestinians and 73 Israelis.

Since then, I have maintained a weather eye on the tales of violence that echo in the corridors of Glasgow's courts.

It is a far more idiosyncratic and esoteric tale than that of A Prophet, although the rough and ready displays of violence will echo as a comfortable extension upon that film.

(45: p. 13) The limited engagement with evidence of the vulnerability of men to violence appears to undermine the consideration of boys and men as legitimate recipients of violence prevention interventions, echoing concerns that black males have been inadvertently pathologized in South Africa (46).

The echo of a bullet and my abhorrence of violence convinced me long ago that there was nothing romantic or fashionable about a gun.

The Gujarat riots, centered in Ahmedabad and the town of Godhra, also echo the violence that erupted in the same region in the 1980's.