Sentence examples for fate violence from inspiring English sources

And Macbeth, because of its exploration of human psychology, fate, violence, guilt and destiny; its poetic voracity and dramatic tension; and because the female characters rock it.

What interested Fagles was not the violent personality so much as the fate of violence itself.

If we do not change our ways, I fear we are on a collision course with a suicidal fate where violence triumphs over peace and where extremism triumphs over tolerance.

a strong American story of fate and violence and love and family". She did not go to Texas to oversee "Bone" after Rosenberg's death; she couldn't.

The government shutdown ― which on Saturday became the longest in U.S. history ― has thrown the fate of domestic violence shelters across the country in limbo.

A loving mixture of Ragged Dick story gone Mumbai and a teenage fairy tale, the movie tackles poverty, death, corruption, violence, fate and the hope of young love.

Still, Mitchell says that the play "doesn't speak for the transgender community in any direct way" as its protagonist has opted to transition as the result of "fate, politics and violence" in an effort to escape East Germany prior to the fall of the Berlin Wall, rather than any internal desire.

Just last week, a 1-year-old in New Orleans met the same fate, when senseless gun violence ended her life as her babysitter carried her home from the park.

But living with debilitating injuries can be a pretty awful fate for victims of gun violence.

Yet members of the Roman Catholic order are quick to point out that their brother priests – who fiercely decried the civil war's violence – shared the fate that befell thousands of unheralded Salvadorans.

The Women's Museum, tentatively set to open in Tokyo in 2006, is to include a library and video archive documenting the fate of "comfort women" and violence against women in conflicts around the world.