Sentence examples for invisible violence from inspiring English sources
And now we read daily reports of soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder — invisible violence that is often overlooked by the statistics.
But much worse, it haunts black people with a kind of invisible violence that is given tell only when the victim happens to be an Oscar winner.
Two scientists who used underground vats of water and cleaning fluid to see into the hearts of stars and a third, who deployed X-ray sensors in space to detect the invisible violence rattling the cosmos, won the 2002 Nobel Prize in Physics yesterday.
A18 SCIENCE/HEALTH Physicists Awarded Nobel Prize Two scientists who used underground vats of water and cleaning fluid to see into the hearts of stars, and a third who deployed X-ray sensors in space to detect the invisible violence rattling the cosmos, won the 2002 Nobel Prize in Physics.
This is like invisible violence.The Chinese government, in other words, has not been able to put Tiananmen behind it either.
You either show the visible violence or the invisible violence.
Invisible in violence – children in Europe and Central Asia LJUBLJANA/GENEVA, 5 July 2005 - The invisible faces of children across Europe and Central Asia (ECA) who are subjected to daily abuse and violence in the home, school, community and residential institutions will come into sharp focus at a conference starting today in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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While the other doctors — Warren Hern in Boulder, and Susan Robinson and Shelley Sella, who share an office in Albuquerque — do not face that kind of disruption, they contend with continuous picketing and with the hovering, invisible threat of violence.
Being rendered visible yet invisible induces "psychic violence" on black youth, limiting their ability and capacity to dream of life beyond the confines of white racial stereotypes about their life chances.
During a time when news stories on the Trayvon Martin controversy and the War on Women repeatedly make headlines, we need to seriously reexamine our commitment to equality and discuss the invisible marginalization and violence that happens every day, the daily oppression that doesn't make the news.
