Sentence examples for incipient violence from inspiring English sources

Child protection: the daily deprivations of poverty and the ever-present chaos of incipient violence.

Michael's poems are interior, fragmentary, and austere, often stripped down to single-word lines; they seethe with incipient violence.

The point is, the incipient violence in Jerusalem, like the unprecedented violence of the region, makes new thinking appear unavoidable.

Clive Wood's Antony is an intemperate redhead, very much a soldier – his incipient violence mixed with languid sensuality.

But his seabound world of incipient violence, misdirected anger, hypocrisy, denial and projection is really not so far away.

Mr. Boyd's staging underscores the mood of angry discontent and incipient violence that infects the early scenes set at the court.

The élites ensconced themselves in grotesquely opulent homes while poverty, violence, illness, and incipient famine haunted parts of the land.

Earlier this week, the National Human Rights Commission issued a report that criticized public servants "who have failed to act appropriately to control the violence in its incipient stages or to prevent its escalation thereafter".

The handful of Pistols gigs were less shows than dramas in which a mood of incipient - and sometimes actual - violence played its part in stoking the interest of the music press, factions of which had caught Year Zero fever.

In all these situations, violence is active or incipient.

Moreover, by confirming the extremist critique that democracy is a fool's errand, Gen. Sisi has left opponents of his incipient dictatorship little choice but to use violence.