Sentence examples for fundamental violence from inspiring English sources

The simple song of a black poet chanting in French the beauty of the naked blackness of the woman he loved, Sartre wrote, would then appear to the ears of French people a fundamental violence against their linguistic and indeed ontological self assurance; in spite of the fact that the poem was not even meant for them, or rather because of that.

The researchers say this indicates a fundamental intra-species violence in chimps, but leading supporters of the opposite view are unimpressed.

So why should we not – however liberal, agnostic, cynical – cling on to our fundamental belief that violence and torture and cruelty will never outlast the power and courage of the righteous?

This is a significant feminist achievement, feminist because it embodies the fundamental recognition that violence against women is a problem overwhelmingly for which men are responsible and that men must join with women to address.

"The ability to express ourselves freely, to attend meetings and debates without fear of violence, is fundamental to a free society.

Victoria has strong policies, and a state government, premier and minister committed to self-determination and fundamental reform in family violence and child protection.

Even Mr. King's critics acknowledge a fundamental difference between the violence carried out by the I.R.A., which usually sought with varying success to minimize civilian casualties, and that of Al Qaeda, which has done the opposite.

The indictments of the Gbagbos are welcome, but they don't bring the court any closer to confronting the fundamental causes of the violence that has plagued Ivory Coast — and most of sub-Saharan African — for centuries.

We Must First Understand the Fundamental Injuries of Sexual Violence.

Revenge fantasies, the fetishization of guns and the glorification of violence are fundamental aspects of conservative culture.

Through her success, she espouses one of the most fundamental forces behind ending violence against girls: fathers.