Sentence examples for ignoring violence from inspiring English sources

Knowing that ignoring violence would not make it go away, how could he teach peace in an often-violent world?

Later, they firebombed the offices of The Oldham Evening Chronicle, a newspaper that people of Pakistani and Bangladeshi descent say exaggerates antiwhite violence while ignoring violence against nonwhites.

He wants to make amends for the years he spent working for a television channel that he says "threatens people's lives" by ignoring violence against protesters or blaming them for soldiers' deaths.

He insisted Turkey had "zero tolerance" of torture, accused Amnesty of ignoring violence by coup plotters and invited them to visit the country to "see who did what to who".

On Saturday, Mustafa Hegazy, an adviser to Egypt's interim president, lashed out at the foreign news media and Western countries for ignoring violence by the Islamists, warning "those who give international, financial or moral cover for the acts of violence and terrorism".

And these in turn have drawn counter-protests from thousands of expatriate Chinese, from Chinese within the country and on the internet.Chinese rage has focused on the alleged "anti-China" bias of the Western press, which is accused of ignoring violence by Tibetans in the unrest in March.

"We aren't promoting violence, but we can't ignore violence," King said.

This personal story is threaded around a thematic account of the last few years of Russian history: the ongoing brutality in Chechnya and the rising, mostly ignored violence elsewhere in the north Caucasus; the Georgian war; the second Khodorkovsky trial; Russia's awful demography and the post-imperial spasms of its foreign policy; the shaming farce of the Medvedev-Putin double act.

The council motion to remove it came amid accusations she has ignored violence against the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.

In a 33-page rebuttal, Nicaragua said the U.N. Human Rights Office report issued in Geneva had ignored violence aimed at overthrowing a democratically elected government.

At a time when conflict spills across national borders and injustice anywhere is a threat to security and prosperity everywhere, we cannot ignore violence, deprivation or repression wherever it exists.