Sentence examples for foreign violence from inspiring English sources

At any rate, foreign violence driven by bigotry doesn't really erode people's prejudices at home.

The intent of this xenophobic (fear and hatred or anyone of anything seeming "foreign") violence is to harm, humiliate, intimidate, control and destroy the "Other".

The intent of this xenophobic (fear and hatred of anyone of anything seeming "foreign") violence is to harm, humiliate, and destroy the "Other" for the purpose of maintaining hierarchical power dynamics and attendant privileges of the dominant group over minoritized groups.

When our borders and property and collective culture are threatened with foreign violence and the volunteer Army appears to be inadequate to defend us, aren't women just as capable and just as willing to stand up and defend the rights we've earned and the society we've established?

The Boxer episode is commonly portrayed in the West as an orgy of anti-foreign violence.

During widespread anti-foreign violence in 2008, 62 people were killed and some 100,000 displaced.

Xenophobic incidents are not new but the scale of anti-foreign violence is unprecedented.Broader questions about how South Africa should handle immigration have been raised.

Despite the presence of about 100,000 foreign troops, violence in Afghanistan is at its worst since the Taliban were ousted by U.S.-backed Afghan forces in late 2001, according to the United Nations.

A significant drop in foreign aid, violence between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza and bureaucratic red tape in areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority have also contributed to an economic slowdown, the World Bank said last year.

It reinforces a reward system for players that says the only solution to their problems whether those problems are family conflicts, lover's quarrels, or troubling foreign relations is violence.

Mr. Bush tried for the first time to describe at length how he believes ordinary life must change in a country that is not accustomed to facing a serious threat of foreign-sponsored violence on its shores.