Sentence examples for narrative of violence from inspiring English sources
There is nothing that is exceptional about the Alldens – no suppressed narrative of violence, no simmering animosities.
What September 11th changed wasn't the "narrative" of violence but the categories of war: for the first time, a great power went to war with a stateless, borderless group.
Stanekzai said that there was agreement to organise a joint meeting of Afghan and Pakistani Islamic clerics early in the new year, focused on "how to change the narrative of violence to a narrative of peace".
In Colombia, however, the narrative of violence runs deep.
The content was thematically tied together with the narrative of violence against women.
The fact that the attack occurred on a Latin night also fits into this country's traditional narrative of violence.
She wrote at a furious speed, turning out narratives of violence that were sometimes layered with comedy, sometimes not.
While "Arular" had a limited sonic scope — it's basically an upbeat party record, until you notice the narratives of violence and frantic escape — "Kala" globalizes the M.I.A. sound even further.
Elsewhere there are memories of noted Queens rappers (MC Shan) and drug kingpins (Supreme Team) and stories about more innocent times in hip-hop: "Remember talking to Biggie inside his Lex truck/Said 'Stay fly when you bummy/Keep your pajamas Armani.' " Even after all these years Nas remains one of the few lyricists who unpacks typically boastful narratives of violence.
Chalabi is an Iraqi-British historian and art expert and chairman of the Ruya foundation, a non-profit, non-governmental organisation that aids and enriches culture in Iraq and organises the Iraq Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, with the aim of countering narratives of violence and unrest.
Based on ethnographic research in northern Uganda, I demonstrate how the presence of Orientalist narratives of violence in peacebuilding programs disrupts these assumptions by not only drawing connections between domestic violence and warfare but prioritizing domestic violence.
