Sentence examples for notable violence from inspiring English sources

Wallachia's revolt was successful: after the Proclamation of Islaz on June 21 sketched a new legal framework and land reform with an end to all corvées (a program acclaimed by the crowds), the conspirators managed to topple Bibescu, who had by then dissolved the Assembly, without notable violence, and established a Provisoral Government in Bucharest.

The last chapter he had written was about the "Red Wedding", a pivotal scene notable for its violence (see Themes: Violence and death).

Although the start of the English riots was notable for intense violence against police, the second night consisted mainly of roaming gangs who targeted shops and warehouses.

It is notable that the violence broke out just as negotiations were intensifying on a possible political settlement between the governing party and opposition leaders that would, theoretically at least, lead to an early presidential election and possibly bring a sense of stability to the country.

The peak immigration periods into the KGR coincided with notable periods of violence in northern Nigeria between 1990 and 2011.

If there was little between the two in some stats - the Serb landed 63% of his first serves, the Scot 60% - and an advantage to Murray in others (the champion made 61 unforced errors to the runner-up's 46) then Djokovic's belligerence took its toll in a match notable for the violence both men dished out to the ball.

The relatively peaceful Utah War ensued from 1857 to 1858, in which the most notable instance of violence was the Mountain Meadows massacre, when leaders of a local Mormon militia ordered the killing of a civilian emigrant party that was traveling through Utah during the escalating tensions.

Jhumpa Lahiri picks five notable literary treatments of violence.

The show was notable for its brutal violence and also for long, intense dream sequences that called out for Freudian interpretation.

A notable example of Sunni violence was the murder in April 2005 of at least 58 Shia villagers near Salman Pak, south of Baghdad, their corpses thrown into the Tigris river.

The most notable example of this violence was the recent assassination of human rights and environmental activist Beatrice Cáceres earlier this year.