Sentence examples for narrative violence from inspiring English sources

It was itself, after all, a rewriting, and one that had done a fair amount of narrative violence to its 18th-century model.

It emerges in many narratives: violence in the ghetto is the product of evil social forces beyond the control of those who resort to violence; suicide bombing in Israel and other parts of the world is an understandable response to oppression or military occupation.

There is nothing that is exceptional about the Alldens – no suppressed narrative of violence, no simmering animosities.

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".

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.

Following yesterday's launch of the government's narrative on violence against women and the well-attended parliamentary meeting to launch the third "Making the Grade" assessment of our progress on this issue, it is timely to note the new gender equality duty as a powerful tool to ensure that public authorities actively address the problem.

In Colombia, however, the narrative of violence runs deep.

The content was thematically tied together with the narrative of violence against women.

It's the artist's response to what he viewed as a tendency by "outside media" to focus on imagery "that only contributed to a narrative of violence".

The fact that the attack occurred on a Latin night also fits into this country's traditional narrative of violence.

Therefore, although I'm grateful to our president for his words about American Muslims, I'm frustrated that his comments funneled into the same flawed narrative connecting violence and Muslims.