Sentence examples for in a scene of violence from inspiring English sources

At such moments, they need to be "good cops", who restrain deadly force, develop a situation without risking innocent lives, and act as overall social healer and protector in a scene of violence.

In the afternoon, some of my friends and family have agreed to be extras in a scene of violence, during which the perfectionist attitudes of the cast and crew conspicuously shine; take after take, with every nuance repeated, every inflection recalled and re-enacted with precision and exactitude.

Valdez, however, was not interested in depicting a scene of violence, as he did in The Strangest Fruit, inspired by the forgotten lynchings of Mexican American men from the late 1800s to the 1930s.

A1 A scene of violence in Gaza that ended in the deaths of a 12-year-old boy and the ambulance driver trying to come to his aid has become a potent new symbol of what angry Palestinians contend is their continued victimization by Israeli occupiers.

Admirers of Mr. Letts's earlier work might be interested to know that there is a scene of violence in the second act (including — yum! — ear biting), when Arthur decides to take a stand against the hoods who have it in for Franco.

Other females jumped down onto the male, in a scene of frenzied violence.

When the Samsas are forced to find employment, even Greta stops tending to her brother, eventually turning on him in a scene of unsettling violence.

In a scene of terrible violence the women castrate the corpse of the shopkeeper who charged them and their daughters in sexual favours when money had run out.

His play had its premiere in 1996, but audiences in 1896 would have recognised a storyline in which the heroine fails to receive a crucial letter, and the baddie gets her comeuppance in a scene of sensational violence.

Yet just under 30 years ago this complex of glittering shrines in Punjab was a scene of horrific violence when it was stormed by Indian security forces.

Filmed in shadowy slow motion, a scene of potential violence looks tender, lyrical, balletic.