Sentence examples for incessant violence from inspiring English sources

The Kuala Lumpur-bound flight crashed in eastern Ukraine on rebel-held territory amid incessant violence and wrangling between pro-Russian militants and Ukrainian troops.

It includes scenes of implied sex with a virtual woman, incessant violence inflicted on clones and language that would burn the ears of any sentient life form.

Mr. Putin's decision to open a war in Chechnya in his first tenure as prime minister in 1999 served as the foundation for his rise to power, but the incessant violence has increasingly become a liability.

This "litany for survival" admonishes complacency in the face of incessant violence while cultivating a poetics of undoing, "unlearning," and unrestricted refusal--Wilson does not hold back in naming that which cannot be unseen, that which propels them towards surviving and healing on their own terms.

But there's something else that kept me coming back this season, even when the incessant, numbing violence and potholed storylines made me feel like backing away.

Pound with incessant fury.

Located on the border with Afghanistan, it has been dogged by an incessant cycle of violence and underdevelopment since India and Pakistan's partition on gaining independence in 1947.

On the flip side, only the last few generations of Americans have had to contend with the incessant barrage of violence in the media that deeply influences the minds and hearts of our children.

The incessant headlines about violence in the name of Islam have led nearly one in two Americans to erroneously conclude that the faith of Islam is more likely than other religions to encourage violence.

"More than 3,000 activists affiliated with the Union Patriótica, the leftist political party founded in the '80s by demobilized guerrillas, were massacred [following incessant waves of violence by right-wing paramilitaries]," he said.

"The First Amendment does not and cannot protect deliberate lies designed to incite incessant harassment and violence against private citizens," said Andrew Mendrala, supervising attorney at the Georgetown clinic and Gilmore's lawyer.