Sentence examples for fight harm from inspiring English sources

He started work on a video project called "Fight Harm," which involved goading strangers into beating him senseless.

In 1999 Harmony Korine began a video project called "Fight Harm," in which he encouraged random people to beat him up.

One abandoned project of the director's is called Fight Harm, a collection of footage showing him picking fights with people in the street and getting his ass kicked, a little like the Kentucky Fried Movie sketch.

While the above writers, who find collective responsibility to be a compelling moral construct in general, differ in particular respects, they all agree that it would be wrong to ascribe responsibility to dissenters or, in other words, that if one tries to fight harm one should not be held responsible for it.

Harmony even started the notorious film Fight Harm, which was just him going into bars and insulting bigger guys (and once a lesbian) until they started punching him.

Leo was one of the cameramen on Harmony Korine's Andy Kaufman inspired, drug-fueled experiment called Fight Harm, in which Harmony picked fights with bouncers around the city and got beat up while his friends filmed it (David Blaine was also one of the cameramen).

In Marital Conflict and Children: An Emotional Security Perspective, Cummings and coauthor Patrick Davies identify ways parents fight that harm children to witness: verbal or physical aggression, silent tactics like walking out and even capitulation, which results in a peace kids know is false.

Do not physically fight or harm other cosplayers.

President Trump's trade policy has consisted mostly of picking fights that harm American consumers and businesses caught in the cross-fire.

Not wanting to appear soft on drugs, the Harper administration repeatedly fought against harm reduction initiatives including safe-injection sites, but the Good Samaritan bill is an easy opportunity for the new Tories, under interim leader Rona Ambrose, to distinguish themselves from the old regime.

Yet obviously consumer-market behavior regarding pollutants is neither fully informed nor fully voluntary, partly because polluters often mislead about harm, fight labeling and right-to-know requirements, and resist government/consumer information-gathering [ 25- 28].